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The Courtenay Review and Comox Valley Advocate
BC Historical Newspapers
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_? _���*- ��� ������ --._���__������ ��� ��. >(��*_��-*��*��..4 List Your Property with Island Realty Co. We Can Sell It VELj THE REVIEW Have You Money to Intent, See us; we Can Make You Large Dividend* Isl .id Realty Co. ****** ��� _.-��4 ******** ******* VOL. 2 COURTENAY.'&. C. THURSDAY MAY 21. 1914 HOME 8 1-2 Acres in Courtenay One Mile from Station; Good House and Bain, Fronting on Two Roads; Good Fresh Water Stream, all in good state of cultivation Tins will make a lovely home for the man who is lucky enough to buy at $4,500, Easy Terms ISLAND REALTY CO'Y P. L. ANDERTON, Manager Phone 22 Courtenay, B. C. FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR REAL ESTATE Team of Mares, 5 and 7 years, thoroughly sound and reliable; Wagon and Harness; Driving Mare; Express Wagon; ��3 Milking Cows; 4 ^Pigs; also a quantity of Rhode Island Red Chickens For particulars apply to HARDY & BISCOE Real Estate, Auctioneers Phone 10 COURTENAY BUY A HOME On Easy Terms While Prices Are Low THREE BARGAINS 5 Room House, on Lot and Half, $1,700 4 �� " " " " " 1,400 5 " " " Large Lot 1,300 Well situated with good view, about five minutes walk from Post Office. Only a moderate cash payment required and balance at $15 per month It's Just as Easy as Paying Rent R. fl. Allan Real Estate Insurance THE REVIEW Give us your order for Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelopes, Wedding Stationery, Etc. LOCAL LINES Mr. W. Rogers of Duncans spent i the week end in Courtenay, Mr. O. 11, Fechner left in his car, Monday afternoon en route for Victoria. Mrs. Bubar left on Sunday for a months visit with relations at Silverdale, Wash. Since our last issue a iminber of citizens have "cleaned up," The result is most noticuble ou Mill St. The Steamer Hirdswell unloaded a can;,) of supplies for Mel'hce _. Morrison at their wharf on Thurs- lay last. Charlie Callin aud Viscount Pigueron are the latest to join the ranks of nutomobilists iii Courteuay, Moth having purchased Fords. We are still doing business at tlie old stand. And will he found ready to at all times do your job printing expeditiously and in work manlike maimer. Until further notice service will be held as follows at the Presbyterian Church. Sunday School and Bible Class 10.30 to 11.30. Morning service, 11.30 to 12.30. Even- in,, service, 7.30 to 8.30. Owing to the solicitor retained by the Incorporatiouists of Courtenay having some important court cases this week the hearing ad- veitised for Tuesday, has been postponed until June 91I1. Miss Blanchard wishes to announce that she has moved her dressmakiug establishment into the Perez Block on Isabel Street, and is prepared tb do ail kiuds of dressmaking and Ladies' tailoring, -at reasonable prices. Fit and work guaranteed. For Sale���Rhode Islaud Red eggs for hatching; new blood from the mainland. Bruce Towler, Cumberland Road. To Rent���5 roomed house with basement, hot and cold water, modern conveniences. Apply J. R. Johnson. Courtenay Hotel, English traiued maternity nurse. Household duties iiuuertaken. Miss Sussex, residence of Mrs. McKean in the orchard, phone L 72. For Sale���Good farm horse, strong working harness and wagon plough and harrows. Apply to John Johnston, Lake Trail, Courtenay, B. C. $100 lots just off Lake Trsil. size 41 x 155, only ten left, all cleared and ingrass. Terms, $20 cash and $10 per month. See Mr, Potter, at Island Realty Co. T, D, Hind is closing out his Gent's Furnishings goods at 20 per cent off regular selling prices. Some of these lines a.re below manufacturers prices. For Sale���Sixty-five acres in Happy Valley, will sell 20 or 45. Good first class soil, 500 fruit trees, 100 bearing. Good buildings. Apply box X Review office. Young English woman, seeks position as housekeeper, good plain cook, no washing. Full particulars, wages etc., to E. A. H., Royal Oak Farm, Sandwick, B. C. Lessons given in Piano, Organ, and Violin. Hold senior honours certificate for theory of music by the London College. _'rs. A. Blair, opposite Review Office. Do you want cord wood or poles cut with circular saw? If so call up Grimsley & Hodgkinson. Telephone 36, or enquire B. C. Investments. Wood delivered $4 per load. Cumberland Steam Laundry For Sale���Buildings, boiler, engine, and machinery and all utensils. Good business will be sold at a bargain. Can be seen at anytime. Price $1250. Liberal terms. Painting and Drawing���Lessons are given by certified mistress, in oil and water colours, geomatrical. china and brushwork, A sketching class will be started when sufficient pupils join. For terms and full information apply to Miss Davey, St. John's school, The Orchard. Mr. Bainbridge, of the C. P, R, was iu town on Tuesday, The 1 'ere _ block on Isabel street has been nicely painted during the past week, Mr. J. Harris, tlie genial proprietor, of the Club Cafe, is at Vancouver kills week looking after some Real Estate dealing.. The Real Estate business is looking up in the Valley. Many iu- quiries are coming in for farm lau.ls, and a few lots are being turned over. Provincial Constable McLennan was in Courlenay fur a few days relieving Constable Haunay who escorted Robert Sutlie to Nanaimo jail, to which place he was reman- il on a charge of murdering Richard Hargi-eaves. Mrs. Kepner's Fancy Goods Store on Isabel street has been reopened after being closed for a few days, while being painted, New summer goods are arriving daily, and Mrs. Kepner asks you to call and inspect her stock. NO. 26 Birth���At Cumberland Hospital, on Sunday, May 17, to Mr. and Mrs. J, Thomson, a daughter. Still born. On Saturday evening a three reel film will be shown at the Courtenay Opera House, depicting the battle of San Juan. Don't fail to see it. Robert Thompson left on Sunday morning for Oyster River, where he will take up the vacancy caused by the death of Dick Har- g raves. Died���On Tuesday, May 19, Frederick John, infant sou of Dr. Mrs. Montgomery, aged 5 mouths. The remains were interred in St. I Andrew's Anglican Cemetery, Saudwick, on Wednesday afternoon. Everitt Car For Hire R. BOWRING at Duncan _ Birch tiurase Union Bay Komi Telephone 38 CO VRTl-NAV B. S. Fenn begs to announce that he will be absent on business for about two months and on his return will open a studio in a good position in Courtenay for portraiture of the best class H. H. M. BEADNELL Courtenay Avenue is to be shortly opened up from the Union Bay Road to the Station. The cheapest and largest lots in Courtenay, 50 x 120. face on this street. Prices to be raised shortly. Now is the time to buy Sea Frontage with Beautiful Sandy Beach 25 1-2 Acres, good [land and most of it is easily cleared, on Kye Bay, road to property. Price for 14 days $135 per Acre. Terms, 1-3 Cash, balance in one and two years Phone 24 Courtenay WANTED! Everybody to call and see our choice selection of Small Groceries, Biscuits, Candies, Etc. Also Hams and Bacon, Tobaccos and Cigars in large variety All Fruits and Vegetables in Season Nothing but the Best. Piices Right SHEPHERD & HORNBY Localj.Delivery Telephone 40 FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! Is Your House Insured? If Not, Why Not? Call or telephone*for rates in reliable companies CHAS. G. CALLIN Telephone 42 COURTENAY WE fHVEEW. TOTTm.* ATTEB. PILES YM will Ind ntiet hZsmBuh! It mim tht burning, stinging pah, stops bleeding and brings ���IN. Perseverance, wltb Zam- Buk, meant cure. Wby not prove thil ? -"��� Itrugglttt ft Stern.- am-BuK through ilu i .meeting door Into Mar Ki-rj'- room. 'rin> atmosphere waa reeking with j chloroform. Thi itti'l wus hi bod, up- I parentl} Bleeping quietly. Ona arm I wns thrown iii> on i- her lioail, and tho i other la. relaxed on tho white cover. IA folilei! towel bad boeii laid aerose I tier fuco, uud when I jerked II awuy I saw alio was breathing vory slowly and BtentorotiBly, wiih lior eyes partly opou and Used, . ��_/..i_ _ so__: whal Margery snld, firmly Oh. didn't matlor about tlio in mi- cured unioh aboul It anyway Qui that's only n matter ot tost protested, Botuowliat Qleaupoln Hut Kdlth gol up and patted mo the top ui the head. Billy! she said. il t_i came along nnd gavo hor I leelhlug ring Bhe'd bo en 1 for liis sake, I Iiuil Wily she sal'- ii really ring. Bhe ff.ui it man rubber luiui it I ihrew up nil tin- window., before 11 Hdlth looit me upstairs lo measure roused lhe family downstairs and saw for tho Shlrvan, Hdlth being n person ilu- Bilver wus luiiii-i and the baok who bellovoB lu bblainlng n Uilng liltcheu door open. And tiuni tho doc-1 while iho desire for ii Ib In iu llrst | el THE WINDOW HI THE WHITEJHT By Mnry Roberts Rinehart _ (Copyr!__. se (Continued! Fred Olosed Uio houso with his usual fine. Then lio went up to bed. .My bedroom was over Hie library, and Mrs. Butler uiul Margery Fleming bad connecting rooms across iho hall. Fred and Edith Blept in Uio nursery wing so thoy would ho near the children. In Iho Bquaro upper hull there was a big reading table, a lump and some coinfortablo chairs, I was awakened by lhe pungent aorld smell ot Rinolie. My clgaretts bad dropped i'rom my hand still lighted und us Is the way with cigarettes, determined to burn to the end, in so dolus It had flred my bed, Uie rug under lhe bed and pretty nearly the man on the bed. It took some Sharp work to get It all out without rousing the house. Then I stood amid the wreckage nnd looked ruefully at Edtth's pretty room. Throe pitchers of water on tlio bed lor oumo, aud i was put out in the ball. Ibloom, Not until the doctor t-umo out to mo lug to and suld she was better nud would 1 Mustard 1 call ti timid to make some strong black ho was saying ooffeo ilhi i come oul of my stupor, The clianco ot doing something, anything, made me determine to make Uie coffee myself. They Mill speak ot tlmi coffee nt Fred's, It wiih Fillth who brought Mrs, Bu. lev to mj mind, Fred bad maintained Hint she had Red before tbe in- traders and probably was in some closet or oorner of tho u|i|��'r door, it waa I who found her, utter nil, lying full length on the gnus In the little square yard back of the house, she was In a dead I'ulni and was n. much more difficult patient than Margery, We could get no story from either Across the hull Fred was Margery jjirpugb the transom. ' ��� ; uro mighty helpful, i always talto thorn \nd choor np, Land ���.in u mini i [or l_ad- winn. a tow minutes .Ing decided on four hail nuiner, tlie toolt on un. Sin- had mado it .an impossible couch. 1 put on a dressing (.own and with a Blanket over my arm, 1 went out to bunt some sort of place to sleep. I decided on the davenport in tho hall lust, outside, and as quietly as I could I put a screen around it nnd settled down for the night; l was awakened by Uie touch of a band on my face. I started, 1 think, Hid the hand was jerked away. 1 am not sure; I was still drowsy. The hall was dark nnd quiet. When I found Do one I concluded it hud been only is. vivid dream. Then I noticed a heavy, sweetish odor ln Uie air. The stneli was almost nauseating. For some reason or other���association of certain tulors with certain events���I found n .- self recalling the time I hud a wisdom tooth taken out and that when t camo around I wns being snt on by [ho dentist and his assistant, nnd the latter had a black rye. Then suddenly I knew. The sieklky odor was chloroform! I had the light on in a moment and wns rapping at Margery's door. It was locked, .'.nd I got no answer. A pale light sh"iie over tlie transom, but everything was ominously quiet, beyond the "door. I went to Mrs. Butler's door next, it was unlocked and partly open. One glance at Uie empty bed and the confusion of the place and I rushed without ceremony FINGER MIS DROPPED OFF' Skin .Beneath Lifeless. Fingers Painful. Sleepless Nights. Used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. Complaint Gone. 70 >_!r Icola St., Hallfiu, _ . 8.���"Seme time ago my finger nails began to dropoff, the result It wi_ Iwlloved of lead i��___ng. The nulla themselves wero brittle, and dry, Ihe _dn beneath' being lifeless looking. My llngera were eii__lvoly palnfut causing el_l>|p_ night- I was treated for about threo months and the nails grew twain but away from the flesh of the fingers and then fell off again. "Having heard a great deal ot Cuticura Soap and Ointment I sent for a sample of both ln the hope of their healing my lingers which were very painful. At night after washing my hands well wltb the Cuticura Soap I rubbed the Cuticura Ointment alt around the linger ends and wore gloves to proven^ the Ointment from being rubbed off, thon again in Iho morning washed my hand? with the Cuticura Soap. Tho Cuticura Soap and Ointment had a cooling effect and after using them for a short while I was surprised to feel fingers much less soro and beginning to assume a more healthy appearance; the fungus which had grown under tlio old nails disappeared and then new strong nails formed. This troublo had lasted about eighteen months before using Cuticura Soap and Ointment yet after using same for three months my finger nails bad grown strong and complslnt had entirely gone." (Signed) Ernest Beckford, Oct. 12,1912. Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment aro sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. A single set Is often sufficient. For a liberal free sample of each, with 32-p. book, send post-card to Potter Drug _ Chem. Corp., Dept. D, Boston, V. 8. A. W. N. U. 991 of ihem that night, it wns a strange experience���the night intrusion without robbery as a motive, It Margery knew or suspected the reason for tbo outrage she refused to sn>'. As for Airs. Duller, to mention the rjecurrenca put ber Into hysteria. It was Fred who put forth tin.- mosl startling theory of tho lot. By George, ho said the noxt morning when we had failed to find tracks in the yard and Kdlth had reported every silver spoon in its place, hy George, it wouldn't surprise me if the lady In the grave dollies did It herself. There isn't anything a hysterical woman won't do to rouse your in- levest in lier If it begins to Hag. llow did any one get in through that kitchen door when it was looked inside and outside. I tell you she opened it herself, 1 did not like to force Margery's confidence, but I believed that the outrage was directly for the purpose of starching ber room, perhaps for papers' that had been her father's. .Mrs. Butler came around enough by morning to tell a semlconnected story, in which sho claimed that two men liad como in from a verandah roof and tri'-d to chloroform ber. The inability of Margery Fleming to tell who had chloroformed her, and Mrs. lhitler's white face and brooding eyes made a very respectable mystery out. of the affair. Only Fred, Kdlth and I came down to breakfast that morning. Did you find anything, Fred'.' Edith' asked. Fred did uot, reply, so she repeated the question with some emphasis, Eh���what? Fred Inquired, .peering around the corner of the paper. Did���you���llnd���any���clew ? Yes, dear--that is, no. Nothing to amount to anything. Upon my soul Jack, if I wrote the editorials of this paper I'd say something. He subsided into Inarticulate growds behind the paper, then I beard a Bnlfl'Ie distinctly. Edith was crying���pouring cream into a coffee cun and feeling blindly for the sugar, with her pretty eyes obscured. In a second I was up, had crumpled Uie newspapers, Including Fred'B, Into a ball, and had lifted blm bodily out of his chair. When I am married, I said fiercely, jerking him around to Edith and pushing hlin iuto a chair beside her, if I ever read Uie paper at breakfast when my wife is bursting for conversation, may I havo some good and faithful friend who will bring me back to a sense of my duty. I drew a^hair to Edith's other side. Now, let's talk, I said. Fred had taken her hand and was patting it gently, Uio whilo his eye sought the headlines on tlie wad of j morning paper. You burned that blue rug, she said to me disconsolately, whli a threat of fresh tears. It took me ages to find the right shade of blue. I will buy you that Shlrvan you wanted, 1 hastened to assui. her. Yes. to take avay when you get married. There Is a hint of tbe shrew in ail good women. 1 will buy the Shlrvan and not get married. Here, I regret to say, Editli suddenly laughed. Yon! she chortled, and pointed one slim finger at me mockingly. You who arc so mad about one girl that you lovo all women for her Bake. You who go white instead of red when siie conies into Uio room! You. who have let your practice go to the dogs to be near her and then never spake to lier when she's around, but sit with your mouth open like a puppy begging for candy. Honestly Edith, do I do that? I gasped. She leaned over and kissed Fred. Women like men to about them, she said, so crazy about Freddie. He writhed If I tell you something nice, Jack, will you make It a room size rug? Room size it is. Then, Margery's engagement ring was stolen last night, and when 1 commiserated her she said; Dear me, the lamp's out and tho coffco is cold! Remarkable Bpeech under the circumstances, said .red. Edith rang the bell and seemed to be thinking. Perhaps we'd better make it four small rugs instead of one large one. Not a rug until you have told me mi shipboard. Is in Bight. I would have i use ot manner later; Edith, ',- Shin mis nnd a mo to tho door of Mni- wns very slill and pale. I hope yon uro belter, 1 sifld. She said she was u llllle hitler. 1 who buve n local reputation of (1 sort before u jury, ) could not think of another word io say. 1 stood lln-ie fur a mlnilto uneasily, with Edith poking me Willi her Huge,- to go inside lhe den- nnd speak and acl like nn Intelligent human being, Hul i only muttered something ahoill a busy day before mo nnd fled. It wns singular, but ns 1 stood In the doorway I hnd n vivid mental picture of Edith- description of me, silting up puppy-like to beg I'm- a kind word and wiggling with delight when I got II. It 1 slunk into my office that morning like a dog scourged to his kennel Edith wns responsible. (To be Continued) A Carelessly Treated Cold is the source of most sickness because drugged pills, syrups and alcoholic mixtures are uncertain and unsafe. Scott's Emulsion has been relied upon by physicians for forty years as the safe and sensible remedy to suppress the cold and build up the enfeebled forces to avert throat and lung troubles. Don't tolerate alcoholic substitutes, bat insist on the Gtustilno Sooti'% emulsion. One bottle usually lasts longer than a cold. Every druggist has it. �� �� Na-Dru-Co Laxatives accomplish their purpose' with maximum efficiency and miuimum discomfort. Increasing doses are uot needed. -Sc a box at your Druggist's. 174 National Drui and Chemical J_._Caaa_.__H_._, ' Hopeless A gentleman whi hnd been spend- ing ii holiday al a Scottish seaside .11- lage noted tor its golt links asl of the cndi'li v. it ho got nun b I In the wlnti time, Nae, sir, mo, replied tho There's nae carrying In the time, Ye see, it's this wny. nc sua' it's I iisl-. if It's ,i,i _0_, It's sua'; if it's neither sua' nor frost, It's mill! If It's UO ruin, it's wind; all if ll's line dn_ It's the Sawbtttb. _h ��� Saw Oro an oxtremcly od one tvrylng raddle, Willi.'.' If It's Corns cannot i-\ist when UoUowa) t'oni Cure is applied to them, because I ii goes in Iho root and kill- tlie growth, I Unobstructed Mrs, Blank- ��� My husband ims tin clearest head of anj mnn i cvrr met.. Mrs. Frahlts So my biiBband tells mc Ho says ih ire's nothing la it _rs. u i-. a - un oxtremcly careful mother nml ml repeatedly enutlonetl her li vein "Id dauglllor against handling anj i bject lhat might cantata germs. One day the little girl cume in and said! Mollier, I am never Koing to play wllh 111> kitty nny more, because she hns gorilla ".I her. Oil, no, repl d her mother, there nre no germs on your kitten. Yes. thor ure. Insisted tbe child. | saw olio hop, BABY'S OWN TABLETS CURE SICKLY BABIES If .unir babj is sickly, _: bis little tomnch Is out of order or his bowels [need regulating! no otbi..- medicine [will have such prompt, or beneficial effect ns Baby'ij Own Tabl ,s, T'hous- auds in' other mothers use no othor medicine ror their ilttlo ones. Con- corning then, Mrs. John a. Crockett, Qlenbcrrle, N.S., writes: "I have used Baby's Own Tablets for stomach troubles, vomiting and constipation, and Guest in _unou8 tenor, to in; bos- j��� ovcl.y instance they have proved less)���1 should be very glad to slug successful. 1 would uso no other for you, but unfortunately I am rather j medicine tor my Utile ones." The hoarse tonight, Tablets are eld by medicine dealers Hostess���-Oh; what a shamcl And ,01. ),y nmj| ;l( 25 ecu s a box from The iHii't there anything else you can do'.' 5r. Williams' Medicine<_o., Brookvllle^ Ont, She jolly Well Old Mary had a lot of cash, 'Twas loft her by ber "fawlhor, And perhaps hii.. didn't cut dash-. Oh, nay, yoj know well, raw thor I 1 OF CORN REMOVERS Corn Extractor. Forty Polite A reverend canon of tho Angellcan church relates that on one occasion it fell to his lot to marry his ;'ootman to his cook. Tbo footman would persist throughout the servi. .0 in putting bis linger to his forehead every time his master addressed him, in accordance with custom. Tbe reverend gentleman remonstrated ln an undertone: Don't touch your forehead, John, but say the words after me. Then aloud: Wilt thou (alio this woman to bo thy wedded wife? etc. John, bearing in mind Uie canon's hint, replied: After you, sir! nud the assembled friends burst into laughter, Probably the llrst time in yie history of any province in tbo Dominion a movement has been started in Saskatchewan to form an association in different, districts for the co-operative marketing ,of eggs, and the increasing of the egg output. It Ib tho desire to place this industry on a profit producing basis without Increasing the cost to the consumer, and In fact, if the scheme works well, a reduction may be expected, it is proposed to have nine branches of this association; the head quarters to be at Ilegina. An association lias been organized at Lloyd- minster, and others will be organized at Redvers, Milestone, Tugaske, Forget, Graham Hill, Penzance, Elfros and Wilcox. THE KING Is Putnam's years' success, in many land .tho superiority of Putnam's Corn Extractor cv dy. Safe, painless, prompt. Painless Corn Extractor cu-tain to remove corns. h"ld by druggists, 01-ici! 25o. The Clerk Knew proves A clerk showed forty pattern'- ot Painless ginghams 10 n. mnn whose wife had every other reiiie-1 sent htm to buy some for her, and to Putnam's absolutely A young mnn who hud spent his life In a country village wont lc Dublin to seek his fortune. On Uio day of hla arrival he walked into a restaurant and ordered dinner. The waiter brought In the meal ir. all thoso Httlo dishes sacred to restaurant keying and arranged them In tempting array around the man's plate. For half au hour he sat and looked at Uio untouched dinner. Overcome by hunger, he called the waiter, who had been watching him wondortngly, and said: Look hero, mister, if you don't hurry nnd bring my dinna I will ei.t up your samples. every pattern the man said: My wife said oho didn't want anything like that. The clerk put tbo last piece back 011 tbe shelf. Sir, he said, yott don't want gingham, What you want is. a divorce. 11 n , We for cured P Wo ottc A Boon for the Bilious.���Tbo liver is a very sensitive organ an* easily deranged. When this occurs there is undue secretion of bile and the acrid lhitiid flows ir.to the stomach and sours It. It is a most distressing ailment, and many aro prone to it. In this condition a man llnds the best remedy In Parmelee's Vcgetablo Pills, Which are warranted to speedily correct the disorder. There is no better medicine in the entire list of pill pr_ pal-lions. An Extraordinary Projectile A child's struggles with tht intricate facts of history are sometimes almost as serious a matter lo him as the bat- j les of which be mads. Tho result* HOWS THIS One __..d__ Dollars Reward y chs,,! ,.f Catarrh tbut cannot Ijo by Hall's Ciitiur'i Cure. the SJaewlstftAii-'ltn_wn_. J. I however, .aro not always vitkout h_. Girl AFRAID TO EAT Starving on Poorly Food Select'J "Several year ago I wai actually stan'ng," writes a girl, "yet dared not cat for fea of 'lie consequences. "I had suffer' ' indigestion from overwork, irregular meal and improper food, until at last my stomach became so weak I could ea scarcely nny food without great distress. "Many kinds if food wero tried, all With the sanv- discouraging effects. I steadily lost health ��ind strength until I was but a wreck of my former self. "Having beard of Grape-Nuts nnd its great merits, i purchased a package, but with little bope tln.t it would help mc���I was so discouraged. "I found It uot only appetizing but that I could tat It as I liked and that It satisfied tho craving for food without causing distress, and if I may use tho expression, "it filled the bill." "For months Grape-Nuts was my principal article ot diet. I felt from be awful fools 1 tii8 very first that I had found the That's why I'm Vlght way t health and happiness, ' and my anticipations were fully realized. "With its continued use I regained ni'- usual health and strength. Today I am well anc. can eat anything I like, yet Grape-Nuts food forms r. part of my bill of fare." Name given by Canadian Postum Co., Windsor, Ont. Read "The Road to Wellvllle," in pkgs. "There's a Reason." . Ever read the above letter? A neons appears from tlmo to time. The;- are gemih" . true, and full of human interest. Cheney for tbe last H�� years and believe him perfectly honorable In all business traniiueiions .- -,d Una clally able to caiTy out any obbgai.oiu|ns4eate'-bls tlrm. NATIONAL 1IAN.V 0_M20MM_RC_. Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intornglly, acting directly upon tho blood ami mucous surfaces of Uio System. Testimonials sent free. Prlco 'r, coma per bottlo.- Sold by nil .'-iK-St- 1-112 Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Nix���Most of (hose so called aigrets they say. are only horsehair. ]'_x���Yes, nlgret is merely their nom de plun.e. mor as a story In Everybody's Magft> nine shows. A small boy handed in Uio following "_I States history: In an examination paper in Unite And Vet Tley Admlr. Soldiers He���Yea, '. am a soldier. I helped Kngland win tho Boer Wir. She���ls '.lu-.'. so'.' Which side wero you on'.' Mlnard's Liniment Cures Distemper. Mrs. Pester���Don't you really think that women have more patience than men? Mr. Pester- " am .uro of If. I bave been watching you play solitaire uii evening with .1 deck that's four or five cards short. General Braddock was killed in th�� Revolutionary war. He had three horses shot under him, and a fourth wen; through his clothes. Mlnard's Liniment Cures Cows Garget In Nothing on Him Teachei���The camel can go eighfl days wit.iout water. Freddy���So could I it na would let me. iCrawford���Whaf's the matter witli that fellow w id Is holding on to th* lamppost and shuffling lis feet. Crabsbaw��� There was a time whe_ I'd have sal I he was drunk, but now .erlinps he': practising a rcw danc-��� Ambiguous Vou rducuibcr I missed you several times last year. Yes, said the guide. > Well, I am a better shot now. TS Success depends largely upon Good Health JB In yonr race for success don't loose sight of the fact that only through good health can you attain success. The tension you must necessarily place upon your nerves, and the sacrifice of proper exercise yon have to make at times must be balanced in some way. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery _ the balancing pouter���a vitodizing power. It acts on the ttomacb and organs of digestion and nutrition, thus purifying the blood and giving strength to the nerves, Indirectly aiding the liver to perform its very important work. Dr. Pteree'e Golden Medical Discovery has been successful for a generation as a tonic and body builder. Sold by medicine dealers in liquid or tablet form- trial box of "Tablets" mailed on receipt of 60 one. cent stamps, If in failing health write Dr. R. V. Pierce _ faculty et Invalids' Hotel Buffalo, Now York. DI. PIERCE'S ruuLY wm N��, _5TI! T_eP_t>W_ S_ue" >M___A��kMr __"___--wmS PUM..UUWW* __ ���f 4dfc*_ ��m*w hcki_U_]tafl����_* jww ** ___a *e tOoatwljta �����_��__ of w _ THE REVIEW. COURTENAY. ']____ % Sink headaches���nturslf lo li����d*3 hs�����>_ IM taf, blinding h9��d��o__���all vanish when you lake Na-Dru-Co Headache Wai, ra Ttiey do not ooatalo plionsotttn, ��oeUn��ll . morphine, opium or any other daagveus drug. 25o. a box at your Druggist's. IU Natiokai oaue . ChmsimiCo. *t Ohm*. U urrrt. A Bird Wltb Hands in tha forests ot ilritish Guiana, says tho London Globe, llvos tho ho- uet'/.in, a Blllglllor bird, whoso young possess a fl'Oo claw al the end of each j wing, which they uso almost us tlio monkey uses his hands In treo climbing, 'the nest of th,- bnui-t.-.lii is lu n tree, overhanging the water nud the young, unlike most, birds nre netlve from the tirst. The outermost quill feather, of the wing, whloh ml. lit hamper tho free use of the olawB, do not grow much until lhe rest, of the \viii(? Is utron; rnon���li to make climb- ing less necessary. Then they grow j out, nud tlie ela.i's nre absorbed. The j adult bird does not need them. Should n young hoaotsln full Into lhe waler It .makes tor the shore antf selsos a branch, up whloj) It quickly climbs. COLT DISTEMPER i-.-ii, hs handled very ... Ily, .be sick ni*- cured, and all ,.: hi i., .ii- same stable, no matter bow "cxpusoil.1 kopt from having tho dlsonso, by ii>i,_g Hl'OIIN'S LIQUID l_BT_5_'KU I'l'tlK. Glvo oil tbo tongue or in toed, Acta on tho blood and oxpola germs of all forms of dlstomper, Bosl remedy ever kmpm for mares in foal. i��ni_.- ..trus and harness dealers, Cut shews bow to poultioo throats, Our free booklet glvos every- thiiiix. Largest seUlng home WHOLESALE DltUUQIBTB iflsl . Goshen, Ind., U.S.A. BB__ When Sending to THE OLD COUNTRY For Relatives or Friends or Travelling Yourself, Ask for Tickftsby ESTABLlSHf 0 ��*0 CANADIAN SERVICE London _�� Southampton and Qusonitown to Quebec and Montreal during Summer. London via Southampton and Queanitovvn to Halifax and Portland during winter, Liverpool via Queenstown to Halifax, Portland and Boston, "ANDANIA" "ALAUNIA" "ASCANIA" *���* "AUSONIA" 11,400 Tona Each (now lllll) 10,000 Tons. ��,000 Tona Twin acre- steamers carrying oils olass (II.) Cabin and Third Class only and have won gnat favor wltb the travelling; publb i����t_w 19IJ (is.i.-.n Tons ettoh���Twin Sorow) <20.ooo Tons) Turblns Carrying li'lrst, Second and Third Class. Tha Cunard Company also maintain rervloas bstwitn: Naw Vork. Queenstown, Fishguard, Liverpool. Naw York, Mediterranean, Adriatic. Beaton, Queenstown, Fishguard, Liverpool. Inoludino tha fastest stfamsra in the world, "Luaitania," "Mauratania" Now building for Canadian Service, S. 8. "AURANl.V"���1L000 toes. For descriptive literal nre, sailings, etc.. apply lo any railway or Steamship Agent or THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. 304 MAIN ST., WINNIPEG "FRANCONIA"iV_ "IAC0NIA' "CARMAMAW Cause for Pallo.- Wite���George, I want to si e that 1' ter. Husband���What letter, dear? Wife--That cne yon just opened. I Know by the handwriting it is from a Koman and you turned pule when you read It. Hand It here, sir. Husband���Here it is, dear, It is rom your dressmaker. Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Druggists refund mom-;.- if i'AZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. First application gives relict'. 511c. Rev:nge is Sweet I have come to give notice ma'am. Mistress���Indeed? Maid���And woi.ld you Rive me a good reference, ma'am'.' I am going to Mrs. Jones, across the i ay: Mistiess���The Lesi. in the world, Maggie, i hate that woman. ��� Returning a Favor It's going to Ih war to the knife, declared the suburban mnn, who was feeding liis chlchenB, What now? asked the friend. * Why, Blinks, sent ine a box of axle grease and advised me to usi it on my ll wn mower. weir; Well, i sent it back and told him to use it on his daughter's voice JUST ONE MORE . WOMEN RISES TO TELL HER SISTERS THEY CAN FIND RELIEF IN DODD't KIDNEY PILLS Mrs. John Cabot, After Six Years' Suffering. Tried Dodd's Kidney Pills and Found New Life and Energy. White Head Piroe, Quo. '(Special). One more woman has risen to tell her suffering platers thoy can llnd relief iii I .(his Kidney Pills. That woman ls Mrs. John Cabot, well known and highly ospc.-ted hero, and she expresses her enthuJasm In these words: "I certainly roc mnieiid Dodd's Kidney Pills. There's ia nothing better." Asked lo iflvo her experience, Mrs. Cabot continued: "My trouble started in a cold, and I suffered tor six years. Rheumatism, neuralgia, stiffness of the joints, cramps in the muscles and heart fluttering'' wei\ among my symptoms, and finally Bright's Disease developed. it wns then I started to use Dodd's Kidney Pills, and they helped me -lniosl ��� from the start. After taking four boxes t feel like n new woman," . Dodd's Kidney Pills cur- tho kidneys. Healthy kidneys strain a'l tile Impurities and poisons-all the seeds of disease���out ot the bloou. Dodd's Kidney Pills not only cure the disease but by ensuring Rood blood give new life aud energy to every pnrt of lhe body. Shilohffl the family remedy for Coutha and Col_> Viall dose. Small bottle. Beit since 1S70. It may be that there is us much nutrition in a nickel's worth nf beans as there Is ln a dozen orrs. No woman however, ha3 beeu clever enough to concoct a cake recipe where beans can be used in -place of lien fruit. Fairvllle, Sept. 30, 100':'. Minard's Liniment Co., Limited. Dear Sirs,���We wish to inform yj'i that we consider you- JIlM.U.r. _ LINIMENT a very superior article, and we use it as a sure relief for sore throat and chest. When I tell you I would not he without it If the price was ono dollar a bottle, I mean it. Yours truly, CHAS, p. TII.TOX. EVIL EFFECT OF CARELESS EATING When depressed, blue, bilious and out of sorts you may attribute this condition to poison in the blood, resulting from careless eating -rating too much, entity, too quickly or outing what does not agree. For three or four days there are looseness of Uie bowels, tickle appetite, acute indigestion and all-gone feelings. Efficiency is lowered, business deals are spoiled, pleasures are interfered with, aud the sick spell may prove dreadfully expensive to yott. By using Dr. CbaBe's Kidney-Liver Pills as soon aa trouble is apparent such an attack may be ent short, an:l regular healthful action of tho digestive organs quickly restored. ' No treatment so promptly cleanses tho tutoring and excretory organs, and thereby rids Uie body of poisonous waste matter. The digestive system resumes ita natural functions, and vigor and energy arc restored to mind nnd body. It Sometimes Happens lie dragged '��� .s shotgun Through tho feme, muzzle first, But the gun didn't patch, And the shell didn't burst, And liis wife through tho gloaming in teal's did not wait, And sho doesn't wear black, Am' no c.'ivc's on tbe gut*. This Is tin land of the free, but don't try to get too free with some ������people. Oil, she sah' it was absurd to think o!ikneeling down to clean the steps in the tight skirts now worn, and she wouldn't dream of looking a scarecrow ly wearing a full skikl'L fRUBYROSEl &COLD CREAM*!* 10 A delightful, snow-white Ifg. toilet preparation, which J^. makes bad complexions ���^B good, and good on_ better. Splendid for chafed, chapped, sore skin or _|^ cricked lips. _!��� In 25c od_ glass Jars at 4pi(j {% your Druggj st' s. 202 J^ National Drug and Chemical Co. JB tl C_a_, Unite*, MmrtrtiL *��� VV. N. U. 991 Tlicre is nothing repulsive In Miller's Worm Powders, and tbey arc as pleasant to take as sugar, so that few children will refuse them. In some cases Ihey cause vomiting through their action iu au unsound stomach, but this is only a manifestation of their cleausk.i; power, no indication that tbey are hurtful. They can be thoroughly depended upou ta clear all worms from tlie system. Is thnt Mr. Smith? I called you up to ask it yon caw say anything good of Bridget Farley, who was with . ou as cook. Yes, i can say one nice thing. She left without breaking any dishes. That's encouraging. How long did she stay? One lour. His Full Name What'.' said a teacher to a boy with a slow memory, who had tried in vain to tell tlie name of the scbool-mastor, can't you remember your master's r.ari__ No, sir. My name li Brown, blockhead, Yes, sir. Well, you see I. you can repeat it. What is my name? Brown Blockhead, sir Promoting the Janitor They were Joint owners of an apartment ���house, and one day the junior partner sought his colleagues in some trepidation. The jaultot wants ten dollars more per month, or he'll leave. I hate to give up the iujucy, but we can't spare him. The senior partner disappeared and returned in a few moments. It's all right, he sail'.. I hnve satis- fled him, and it didn't cost us anything. How's that? The Janitor is now th.. superintendent. Good work! declared the junior partner. Hi... why didn't you malic lilin superintendent in the first place? Because, answered the senior member, ( knew he'd want a promotion eventually. Every man wants a promotion some time, and to my miud. a good man deserves one. Scoffers at policewomen wijl do Well to consider one of Chicago'.:, who subdued a street car rowdy aud took him to tlie station house single handed. You can't avoid duty by taking a bypath. Speaking Of Lunch the wife said, "Bring home a package of Post Toasties ���Sure!" Toasties are wonderfully good at any meal, and somehow seem to match the appetite of both home folks and guests. Bits of selected Indian Corn, delicately seasoned cooked, rolled thin and toasted to a rich golden brown��� that's Post Toasties. Fresh, tender and crisp, ready-to-eat direct from* the package. With cream and a sprinkle of sugar��� "The Memory Lingers" Toasties sold by Grocers ���everywhere. Ca:i_'._n Postum Cereal Company, Ltd., Windsor, Ont. E D O V ��� W A . H B O A R D 8 EDDY'S WASHBOARDS Have a Special Crimp That Makes Washing Very Easy. Save Tims ���nd Temper Are Easy on Hands ���nd Clothes S 0 0 V ��� w A 9 H ��� O A A O 8 FARMERS Cm always mak* surs of getting tht highest prlcei ftr WHEAT, OAT*. ���ARUBV ind FLAX, by shipping their ear lots to FO_V WILLIAM _ ._ PORT ARTHUR and having them eold on commission ky THOMPSON, SONS AND COMPANY THE WELL-KNOWN FARMERS' AGENTS ADDRESS 700-70] Y., QRAIN EXCHANGE, WINNIPEG BUY BRUGES SEEDS The most BiicceAiful of the itinrlcel fr.ir.l__.r_ tu Camula, mnnv nf them customoti t._ tw _> g_t._mt.M-_, nnd-ome for three, buy Deuce's seeds, becnHsc, ever since this buttacu wm established by us Sixty-four years ago, they found tltey could vety on them In every w.v,' getting better results than Prom nny other seeds, To the** men qtmllty nnd germination Is the big consMerntton, ss thelrlbread and butte* ' depends on ���heir crops. Wc would sny ti tncnmateurnnd nlso the f-.r m er, who are uot customers, "It Will Pay You To Buy Bruce- Seed." for il Uke.i'.li. Mlur tttueatld trouble toplntit um! care for poor _ _ ns tor rood utl poor seed mentis dissatisfaction nnd loss torn surety, I Write for our m-pigi: Htus-iUed and descrtjitlye catalogue of Vugctuhlt, F_m ami Flower Seeds, Plants, Bulbs, Poultry Huppl-s anil Garden 'fools and Implements, etc It wilt be malted _A'_ ft' to all applicants. /f 7.-/7- TO-D.i 1'. LIMITED SEED MERCHAMT9! ?__ H_A_VIIL��T01M ���___ ONTAH A Diplomaltc Excoriation 1 cvci hoard a group of. girln atscuss; iiiR tlm nit-iits ot their employers rind, from their reiriarltB It was apparent that n majority of them were Bteno- El-Pliers. Some were loud ill praise of tbelr employers, while others were not. One miss seemed greatly impressed by hers. Ho Is always so adept at answering letters that 1 have no trouble at all, she said. He Isn't afraid to say any- thitiK he means. The other day lie called me over to take a letter anil liis dictation was like this: Sir, ray typist, being a lady, cannot take down what I tlilnk of yon; 1 lining a gentleman, cannot even think it; hut yon, heliiR .neither, can easily guess my thoughts. Playing Safe Senator Wombat is bitterly disappointed in the wireless system. llow so'.' He tliou. hi ymi could ��<Jin, ti win-less message without anything being put or. paper. Truth���and Then Some A Cleveland man visited the laud of his fathers on a recent vacation and while in the Emerald Isle took a trip to the lakes of Killarney. His guide of course, told the most wonderful stories and lbgends of the region. Pat, saiil tlie (.'levelander, do you over lie, about these tilings? No, sor, asserted Pat. 1 niver lie about thiui. I always tell the truth in every particular, only I adds to it. On Sale Everywhere.���Thero may be country merchants who do nor keep Ur. Thomas' Electric Oil. though they are few and far between, and thesf may suggest that some other oil is just as good. There is nothing bo good as a liniment or as an internal modlcino In certain cases. Take no other. The demand for it chows that li Is the only popular oil. Hie Jtst Due Spattered 3pooner 'ai the door)��� M: dam, I am cue of de deservin' poor dat. you read about, ami Mrs. Flint fgrimly)���Yes, judging from jour looks you certain'.- deserve to he poor. Willie Had Been Peeping .Mrs. Kawk-i���Your siste .��� Ounce's name is Tur) !������. I understand. Willie������Yos. and I guess lie must be a descendant of Dick Turpin, 'cause he holds sister up every tlm.- he calls. Men and the Flag Uncle Sam i_ advertising for a woman to patch battle-llags at $:; a day- ami only pays $15 a month to the men who carry them I IF CATARRH HAS SPOILED YOUR HEARING GET CURED TO-DAY BY "CATARRHOZONE" Dcn't Stay Jeaf Any Lo.-iger���Follow the Procession���Use Catarrhozone Nine eases in ten of hard hearing are curable. Dy curable we don't mean reliev- ahle���we mean that the sense of hearing can be permanently brought back. Catarrh usually causes the deafness. Cure tho catarrhal condition and you remove the cause of your poor hearing. If you wciv sure you had catarrhal deafness you would use a real cure at once���of course you would. There is a cure for you���one that is Inexpensive���pleasant to use ��� ami bine to do lit- work thoroughly. Catarrhozone is no experiment for deafness. Thousands bofor you have chared Catarrh out of their heads by the aid of Oatarrbozcno and have thereby been cured ot deafness. No batteries* or miniati.re telephones to bother you���no internal medicine to take���you have simply to follow special directions for the Cat- ari'hozono Inhaler. Do this and you'll llnd a wonderful improvement iu short order. Any druggist can supply you Catarrhozone, or you can for Ct secure it post, paid under plain wrapper from the Catarrhozone Co., Kingston, Canada. THE COURTENAY REVIEW ". The Royal Bank of Canada Incorporated 1869 Capital Paid Dp .11,560,000 Reserve and Un livlded Profits $13,000,000 A GEN .RAI. BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTBD DRAFTS ISSUED Payable in all parts ol the world Special attention given to Savings Department and Transactions of Ordinary Hanking Business by mail COURT ,NA_ BRANCH - CUMBER .AND BRANCH K. II. HARDWICKK, - D. M. MORRISON, Mgr. Mgr. Campbell's The Courtenay Review Anil Comox Valley Advocate A Weekly Newspaper, Published at Courteuay, B. C. N. II. BODBNi Editor and Proprietor Subscription )_ I.fit) per Year in Advance THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1914 Courtenay Athletic Club 'A meeting of the above newly formed club took place in the Board of Trade Rooms on Monday night, about 30 being present. Election of officers took place as follows: Hon. Pres., II. S. Clements M. P., Hon. Vice Pres. M. Manson M. L. A , J. McPhee J. P., and Dr. Millard. President, P. L. Anderton; Vice President, F, N. Faber; Secretary, R H. Hardwicke; Treasurer, E. H. Peterson. Executive, A. McNeil, J. W. Longhurst, J. Mclntyte, P. Dargie and C. G. Callin. The working members fee was fixed at $1.00 per annum, aud Hon, members at jjio.oo for 2 years and $5 for 1 year. A lease has been secured of a fine lot with river frontage at the end of the Courteuay bridge, from Mr. Wm. Lewis, for 5 years at #50 per annum with option of extension for a further 4 years if required. By-laws were drafted aud will be submitted at the next meeting for adoption. All branches of amateur sports will be managed, and we trust that the Club will be a success, and there is no doubt such an Institution will be of great benefit to the young men of this town. The promoters hope to have the support of all the business men of the town and district, and with the material at hand this should be one of the best sporting clubs on the Island. The Association's colors will be red aud white. Garden Party at Comox A large and fashionable crowd gathered in the beautiful ground* of St. Joseph's Hospital at Comox on Friday afternoon last, to meet the Rev. Mother Irene, Mother General of Canada, who is here on a visit connected with the Hospital. Music and singing were indulged in. So Jgs being rendered by Mrs. H. Moore, and Messrs. Hardwicke, Dr. Morrison aud Henderson. Tea was dispensed by the ladies and altogether a very enjoyable afternoon was spent. LAZO General Store For Choice Family Groceries Boots and Shoes Dry Goods and Hardware OUR MOTTO One Price to All THE LOWEST Courtenay River That the Board of Trade are taking up the question of the River in an energetic manner is shown by the following night letter which was sent H. S. Clemen's M. P., after the S. S. Fingal had met with her accident ou May 13th, and we hope that their efforts will cause the Government to take some action. It is only by such ham-! mering away at our member that we shall have this matter settled satisfactorily. Hon. II. S. Clements, Ottawa:���Your letter regarding river received for which we thank you. Steamer "Fingal" came up river yesterday, struck sunken log and lost shaft, propellor anil rudder besides damaging shoe, total damages about six hundred dollars. Steamship companies have informed us that this is tlie last straw and they will absolutely refuse all freight for this place until river is cleared of sunken menaces. In a very short time this district will be up against a shortage of feed anil other heavy freight, probably tying up building operations and increasing tlie cost on all I heavy material at least four dollars per ton. This looks to us like a case of absolute neglect on the part of the Government as the amount that has been I lust in damages to shipping in the past few months would more than pay for clearing the river. Please advise us by- wire as to wbat disposition you can make in this matter as we must have immediate relief. courtenay Board of Trade The Comox Valley and Courtenay Conservative Associations also sent night letters endorsing request of the Committee. READY-TO-WEAR GOODS Ladies and Misses House Dresses, Childrens Dresses ami pinafores, ladies lawn and fancy muslin blouses. Tailored shirt waists iii linen and silk. Special value in ladies summer uiiilervest.s an I combinations, from 25c to fl,25 SHOES liivietus shoes for women iu gun metal patent and Viei kid, in lhe m west foot form styles. Queen Quality American Shoes in plain and undressed kid, in lilack, Brown and White, with the new receding toe, Special value In children s school shoes, Novelties in children's footwear. Ladies, Missis and Children's patent and tan slippers and pomps TENNIS SHOES Ladies and Cent's tennis shoes in laced and Oxfords Rev. antl Mrs. Wilemar arrived home from the Old Country on Saturday, ROYSTON OVERLOOKING COMOX HARBOUR with its snow clad mountains in tlie back ground, sea and green fields in tlie foreground, it makes a picture worth painting THE "WHITE We do not sell to Asiatics CITY We asked you some months ago to watch it grow, which is now an assured fact. We have only A Few Waterfrontage Lots untold, so if you want to spend a good time with your (a Hly this comflig summer boating, bathing and fishing, do not delay seeing us. The youngsters do nothing hut talk about Roy's Beach from the time they leave until they get hack King up 36 British Columbia Investments Ltd. HARRY IDIENS, Manager WASH GOODS Andersons famous Zephyr Ginghams in small and large black and white checks and plaids, also self coloured and fancies at 7 yds, for 81.00 Japanese cotton crepe cloth in all shades at 25c per yard Plain and fancy Crepes at 20c per yd. Dimities, J'iques, Bedford cords, Vest- ings. Lawns, Organdies and fancy muslins at popular prices PONGEE SILKS Special value this week in Pongee Silks Extra wide widths 50c to $1. per yd. Heavy cord coating pongee #1,50 per yd. Pongee Shirt Waists, Pongee shirts in white, champagne and natural Ladies Satin Underskirts in Tango, Pink, Canary, Purple and Cerise at $2.50 each Boys Wash Suits and Blouses and Shirt Waists Boys Seperate pants in blue and white stripe aud plain while duck Boys Cashmere sweaters, buttoned on shoulder, in nyle, white, slate, maroon, navy and combination colours Boys and Youths Balbriggan underwear in all sizes at 75c per suit Boys White Duck striped linen and crash wasli hats, also lines i.i straws and felts Boys Sneakers in all sizes in navy, white, tan.and black. Also a fine line of little gents dress shoes in black and tan Trunks and Suit Cases. A shipment of these just arrived, unusually good values Gents White Duck aud drill tenuis pants with well shaped hips and belt loops, plain and wide cuffs bottoms Mens Conger silk shirt6 in natural, white and champagne Mens summer underwear, Porous knit, with or without sleeves, knee and ankle length drawers, in natural and white, 50c a garment; also summer weight in wool in white and natural at 75c per garment Mens Combinations, porous, with or without sleeves, knee and ankle length; also the popular B. V. D. garment at $1.50 per suit Mens fine cashmere Sweaters in combination colors, buttoned In front $2.50 and $3.00 Mens Straw Hats in all shapes and qualities from $1.00 to $2,50 Mens Invictus shoe's in black, tan and patent, lace and button, in Balmoral and Oxfords Mens light weight Pyjamas, best quality; also a fine selection in night gowns AUTOMOBILES Gents Linen Auto Dusters, double breasted with Pearl button trimmings, heavy large patch pockets, with elastic wrist band in sleeve, $5.00 each W. G. & R. SHIRTS Every shirt bearing this brand is guaranteed to lie last colors, made in self colors and stripes in Cambric, Percale and Zephyr, with attached and detachable collars and reversible cuffs Campbell's CUMBERLAND Do You> Like Good / Clothing] If so do come tons before selecting your New Summer Suit. We can show you 400 samples of the Newest Materials for Summer Suits THE HOME OF GOOD L0 THING Loggie Bros. Phone 34 The Corner Store, Sandwick First Class Groceries, Boot-, Shoes, Dry Goods, Hardware, Etc. As in the past year we are always ready to attend promptly to your order whether it be small or large Call and see us or ring up Telephone 4 Parkin Bros. Proprietors LaForest & Fortune General Blacksmiths COMOX - B. C. Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Engines and Pumping Outfits Horseshoeing and Boat Irons a Specialty Try oir Excelsior Hoof Ointment All Work Guaranteed Courtenay Land Seekers At Salmon River Messrs. Sackville brothers, Graham and Ahlin have just returned from a trip to the Salmon Rivei- District where they have been looking over the laud thrown open for pre-emption by the Provincial Government. About 50 blocks of 40 acres were available, they looked carefully over the country but came to the conclusion that outside of a few blocks the others were not worth the trouble of pre-empting. They were in the queue at the Land Registry office at Vancouver on May 18th, but the best blocks were all snapped up long before their turn came, so they came away empty handed. They report the District a long way behind the Comox Valley, and conditions very primitive. Light sleighs being used on the trails as they are impassible for wagons, Summer Boat Schedule Tuesday, Cowichan arrives at 8.15, leaves at 11, Charmer arrives at 6, leaves at 7.15 Wednesday morning. Thursday, Charmer arrives at 6, leaves at 7 i5 Friday morning. Sautrday, Charmer arrives at 7 p. in., leaves at 11. p. m. Sunday, Cowichan arrives at 8.15 a, m., leaves.at 4p. m. Cholly��� When I was a boy, yon know, the doctor said if I didn't stop smoking cigarettes, I would become feeble minded. Friend.- Well, why didn't you stop? ____ COMOX The reception given in the honor of Mother Irene (the Mother General of Canada) at the Sisters' hospital was a great tuccess. There was a large number of people there, Tea was provided by the ladies of the Altar Society, and music and singing made things lively, Fveryone had a good time. Numbers of people are complaining about losing their cats, some supposed to have been shot, and some done to death by cruel boys, with stones. We are informed that it i.s a serious thing to kill domestic animals aud that the law can punish all offenders. Mr. Jerry Kentura has rented the house in the Wilcox Block, says he is tired of batching, J, B, Holmes left by Sunday's boat on a business visit to Vancouver. Married���At St, Peter's church, Comox, ou Tuesday, May 19, Mr. R. Ainslie, Wireless Operator, to Miss Edith Beckensell, daughter of Mr. T, Beckensell, bue of the oldest residents of the ; District. The chlirch was prettily decorated for the occasion, and a, large number of their friends were preseut to witness ths ceremony. Newly arrived fron the Highlands, Jack McT'avish wandered about Comox, until fairly tired out. Long had he hesitated about entering auy of the brilliantly lighted hotels. At length he mustered up courage to enter a dining room, and when presented with the menu which was so much "Gum Arabic" to him said, "A.'lim no hungry, no hungry at a' Just bring me a plate 0' whiskey and a wee spoon." 91 THE COURTENAY REVI 1W THE ENGINE THAT MASTERED NIAGARA If for any reason the machine comes to a sudden stop, examine the ball bearings, all the stop cocks, theiplston rod, the fly wheel, the eccentrics, and when, if you don't find the trouble examine the lisence which says you arc competent to run your machine. This may not start you np, but it will be some comfort to know that the trouble is uot with you. E. FLETCHER BOAT BUILDER ��� COURTENAY Builder of Launches and Row Boats, Ours mid Paddles Made to Order, Accessories for Motor Hoats. District agent lor 1 _rro and Foss Engines, Patronize Home Industry. NOTICE! Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway Lands Every conveyance from the Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway Company, not already registered, should be lodged in the Land Registry Office before May 31st, next, pursuant to the Land Registry Act Amendment Act 1914. L. H. SOLLY, Land Agent UNION BAY The following is an extract fro; i H Utter received by us front tl : Union Bay Development Co. The station here is near eoui- pletion, and now that wc have begun selling the town-site, Union is going to go ahead fast. Business and manufacturers are coming down here. We arc thu sole agent:, for the promoters on the Island and fur the adjacent Islands, ami if there are any enterprislnj Courtenay people who want to gel on to a good thing they had better come down here and let us show them where, and how, and why. Wc began making sales within n couple of hours of signing up our agreement, and the water front, and th. best of the business and residential sites are going pretty quickly. Wc are going to put in graded and ballasted streets roun.l the center of the business quarter, and we have some attractive inducements for people in any line who will start in to build on the townsite. ing tragedy Al Cyst Police Court On Tuesday of last week Engineer Jackson, of Doan's Tug "Eagle" was charged before Wesley Willard J, P. and G. R. Bates J. P , with stealing tools, the property of Geo. ��>oan. Evidence was given by Timekeeper Jenkins. and Foreman Hugh Cliffe, which proved that they were in the habit of loaning tools to Jackson. Constable Hannav also gave evidence to show he had visited Mr. Ley- bum's ranch at Comox, and there found the tools alledged to have been stolen. Neither Cliffe nor Jenkins could positively identify the tools as Doau's property, and the Magistrates dismissed the case. Mr. P. P. Harrison conducted the case for the defendant, Jackson. ANNOUNCEMENT UNION BAY TOWNSITE IS ON THE MABKET A shocking shooting affair took place on the Main Island Highway, tit about 9.10 last Thursday morning, close to Oyster River, when Robert Suttie shot and killed Ric- hard Hargreaves, road boss on the Government Road. Suttie and Hargreaves had words early in the morning and Suttie was overheard to say "I will get you and you will be road boss no longer after to-day." Hargreaves took his men out about 7 a. in. aud was heard to say jokingly "Suttie has gone for a gnu to shoot me." He evidently did uot take Suttie seriously und little knew the deadly purpose iu his mind, Suttie then walked to Oyster River Hotel and got a rifle which Ue had left there, he walked back towards Oyster River bridge, meeting Hargreaves on the road he opcued fire on him but missed, Hargreaves ran down the road, and W. Storie, who was working on the road aud heard the shot was an eye witness of the finish of the tragedy. Suttie covered Storie and told him to keep out, aud then raised the gun and shot at Hargreaves who was uot more than 60 feet distant Hargreaves fell immediately aud Storie rau to letch the gaug. Dr. Jamieson of Campbell River was summoned and pronounced life extinct, deceased had lived about 3 minutes after being shot. Constable Hannay and Road Superintendent Wilmshurst were rushed to the scene aud Coroner Bickle arrived shortly afterwards, he summonsed a jury and aft.r hearing the evidence, the inquest was adjourned to Courteuay for Friday afternoon. Tlij Opera House was crowded ou the opening of the adjourned hearing, and after hearing the evidence the jury brought in a verdict ivster ruver that the deceased met his death by a bullet fired from a rifle, The deceased was well known and respected "through the district, where lie had resided for a number of years. He was 45 years of nge. unmarried and an Englishman, Robert Suttie is 8 native of l-'ileshire Scotland, is a miner by occupation but has worked on the Government roads in the summer for the last four years, Suttie in Court Robert Suttie wha i.s accused of ihaviug shot and killed Richard Hargreaves about cj.oo a. in. ou Thursday last, was brought before Wesley Willard J. P., and T. E. Bate J. P., at Cumberland Court House for his preliminary hearing. The magistrate thought there was sufficient evidence to commit him to the fall Assizes at Nanaimo which will open in October next. I The accused was removed to Xa- naitno ou Sunday's boat. The 'accused bore himself well in C >urt 'but we hear that he has expressed his sorrow for his rash act. Funeral of Richard Hargreaves The funeral of Richard Har- i greaves, late Government Road I bo?-., who was the victim of Thursdays tragedy, took place from Sutton & Kirkwood's uubertaking parlors ou Sunday last. The deceased was buried in the English church yard and was followed to his grave by a large number of his friends. The Rev. Laycock conducted the church service and afterwards the members of the L- O. L. had the funeral service. Hearty expressions of regret were heard on all sides, as the deceased was well . nowu and popular through the district, For prices and particulars apply to the UNION BAY DEVELOPMENT CO. Phone 14 Union Bay, B. C. Circular to Boxholders on Rural Mail Delivery Boxes As a result of the establishment of the Parcel Post system in Cauada the Post Office Departm mt has decided to adopt a new Rural Mail Delivery combined Letter and Parcel Post box to meet tht new conditions. A supply of these new box^s, 1 officials. Put Out Camp Fires A small picture, entitled "Putting Out the Camp Fire," a clock poster, aud a pocket whetstone with with an inscription requesting care in regard to fire, all of which form a part of the campaign of the forest brauch for the prevention of forest fire;;, is being distributed by the or 5" will be ready for delivery, on about the 15th of June, 1914. The price per box will be $4 (four dollars and fifty cents,) In order that the holders of the present box may not suffer hardship by reason of their having already paid $3.00 for the "King Edward" box, they will be allowed (on their returning the automatic self-locking signal device and their paying an additional $1.50 tc the Department) to get a new box, the Department having undertaken to make good the balance of the purchase price, thus enabling the present boxholders to procure a new box at the same price required of new subscribers. The automatic self-lockiug signal device is tlie circular piece of The pictures, while being distributed to country banks, hotels, stores, etc., throughout the Province, are designed chiefly for distribution to the school children. They are being sent in bulk to the superintendents or teachers, and the latter requested, before distributing the ptctures to the pupils to gi\ e a short talk about the relation of the forests to the prosperity of the province, the life history of a forest, emphasizing the great length of time required, and the way it is threatened from youth to old age by fire aud finally, the necessity on the part of everyone, to be careful that they do n it. through carelessness, set a forest fire which may destroy homes and property, as well as valuable forests r I /r.i ��� * _ t> 1 * mechanism attached to the end of rht-' ��"g��n"l of the picture is by( a the arm ou which the box rests n��ted artist, and is entitled A and turns. Fmnd or the Forest. HoxhoHlers desiring to exchange I lhe cl��ck Posters, it is felt, their present box for the new oue Present the importance of fire should forward the self locking: Prevention in a manner which will signal device aud the. additional Feach evf? r/ader' rhe>' are to fit.50 to the Post Office Inspector b,c Post,cd ln ,torest roads and tralls of their Division, who will then throughout the province. forward a box of the new pattern. SUBSCRIPTION RATES OF THE REVIEW Subicriptiont Payable ia A_u_e CANADA One Year $1.50 Six Months 1.00 Three Months 0.50 UNITED STATES One Year $2.00 SUBSCRIPTION BLANK Editor Review, Courtenay. Enclosed please find subscription for The Review for Name . P. O Cut out awl mail today, with amount of subscription enclosed The shipments of butter are constantly increasing from New Zealand 1 0 B. C. LAND REGISTRY ACT In the matter of an Application for a fresh Certificate of Title to Lot 11, in a subdivision of Lot 186, Comox District, Map 449. NOTICE is hereby given of my intention at the expiration of Oue calendar month form the first publication hereof to issue a fresh Certificate of Title in lieu of the Certificate of Title issueil to Anthony Anderson on the 4th day of February, 19d4, anil numbered 9621 C, which has been lost or destroyed. Dated at the Land Registry Ofiice, Victoria, British Columbia, this 5th day of May, 1914. S. Y. WOOTTON, , Registrar General of Titles. The whetsones are desigi.ed chiefly for persons such as loggers, settlers- prospectbrs, trappers and surveyors who live and work in the forests, and who, more than anyone else can be of assistance in preventing forest fires. At Kelowua Johu Ward was fined $25 and costs for having venison in his possession, Daughter���"^es, I've passed the scholarship examination; but now I must take up physchology, philology, bibli ���" Practical Mother���"Stop! I've arranged for you a thorough course in roastology bcilology, stitchologv, darnology, patchology, and general domestic- 0 logy." THE COURTENAY __ :w - I JOHN MUNDELL HOME r __- 1*131 .'.AA ��� ,��� I .',.'������ ��� ��� ��� '.'���-" | ��� k . _J# ftV: c . J'.- ____ The Call of the Comes witli the months of spring and at everything is ready for the cyclist and the Plimley's motorist. The 191.1 "Indian" .Motorcycle, tlie- 191.J "Overland" Cars aw' the New Cycle Models by Ihe world's leading makers all await your choice, Send for free catalogue today 730 YATES ST. VICTORIA, B. C 727-735 JOHNSON ST. I _RCY WINCH "GRAND DUKE CIGARS" SIDNEY, B.C. For Sale Cheap 3 Second Hand Marine Engines. Also some used motor hull, row boats, skiffs, etc. Batteries nnd Murine Supplies kept in stock Courtenay Marine Construction Co. C. E. Tildesley o. (_.. L. __. ��� "'��� ���_�� SURVEYS, DRAUGHTING DESCRIPTIONS for DEEDS PORT AUGUSTA HOTEL Comox, B. C. First-class Accommodation. Best Quality Wines Liquors and Cigars R. McCuish, Prop. Cumberland Hotel Good Accomodation Ctisine gxcellen Wm. Merryfield Proprietor Clothes Cleaning I beg to notify the public that I have opened a Clothes Cleaning and Pressing Emporium in the Perez Block, Isabel Street. First Class work guaranteed at reasonable prices E. L. HEFFNER, Prop. GRAND DISPLAY nt Apply at Riverside Hotel, Courtenay Expr Dray ess and Stables Stage meets all Boats Telephone 29 Day or Night Oscar W. Davis JUDSON ST., COURTKNAY Willard's Harness Emporium Fine Showing of Horse Blankets, Lap Rugs, Cloves, Trunks, Suit Cases, Ktc. Harness Repaired Neatly W. W. WILLARD Cumberland and Courtenay R. N. Fitzgerald Contractor and Builder Plans and Estimates Furnished, First Class Workmanship and Materials Guaranteed Established Resident of Courtenay COURTENAY, B. C. T. T. GRIEVES Builder & Contractor ELK HOTEL Comox, B. C. Best Metis North of Nauiamo Choicest Liquors and Cigars C, A. Martin, Prop. Bungalow Specialist Plans and Estimates Free merely human beings, is accorded protection, Mr. John Mundeil returned home It is high time the press took on Saturday last, looking, and hold of of this matter, and it is to feeling much 1 it-tier for his eight be hoped that it will keep everlast- mon'hs trtp, four of which were ingly at it until our fair country i.s spent iu hi>< birthplace, III .Scotland I awakened to the horror of the an-.l the balance with relatives and I situation and rids itself of these friends at Teeswater and Wingham. undesirables. W. B, C With reference to his Wingham visit the "Advance" of that place, publishes the following. This week Wiiigliain was honored with a visit by her first school master, in the person of Mr. John Mundeil of British Columbia. Mr. Mundeil is on his way back to British Columbia from a visit at liis birth place in Dumfriesshire, Scotland, and is spending a short time with his relatives in Turn- berry, Culross, and Teeswater. In I1861 Mr, Muudell came from his home east of Toronto lo the Queens Hush in Turnberry, and was engaged as school teacher iu school section number ten, Turnberrv, which Is better known as Holmes' .school house, Wingham was then known as the town plot and had no schoolliouse, but the children went to Holme's school .louse where Mr. Mundeil was teaching. After there were a sufficient number of children in the Town Plot, a school house was erected, and Mr. Mundeil was invited to be the first school master. This was in 1863. He taught two years in the Town Plot and then went to Teeswater, where he taught one year. Mr. Mundeil then attended the Normal school at Toronto where he obtained a life certificate for Ontario, and while there attended a Commercial College, after which he entered University to study for the Ministry, but through overstudy and close confinement his health gave out, and he was advised by his physician to seek another climate. He decided to go to British Columbia. In those days there were uo transcontinental railways and he had to go to New York, then by steamer to the Isthmus of Panama and enroute, visited the West Indies, Mexico' etc. He crossed the Isthmus of Panama and then taking a steamer, visited California on the way, and eventually landed in Vancouver Island, where he has resided over forty years. He arrived in British Columbia in 187', being the year in which that Province entered the Confederation, and after teaching 17 years, bought a farm of f75 acres, later selling 160 of timbered land, and retaining 15 acres for intensive farming, engaging in poultry, fruit, etc. Mr. Mundeil is very enthusiastic as to the future of British Columbia, believing that her natural icsources are a wonderful asset. While 78 years of age, lie is hale and hearty and will return to his home in the spring. In the meantime he is making his home with Miss Margaret Rome, his niece of Teeswater. He is an extensive traveller, having crossed tlie Atlantic seven times. His old students in Wingham will no doubt be pleased to learn of his success in that new land. While in Wingham Mr- Mundeil was the guest of Mr. R. A. Graham, who was teaching in Wroxeter at the time he was teaching in Wingham- Box 124 Courtenay Palaee Live, y & Feed Stable Herses and Buggies for Hire Reasonable Kates at We also attend to wood hauling JAS. CAIRNS & SON Proprietors Courtenay Phoie 35 The Courtenay Hotel Every Convenience for Guests The Central Hotel for Sportsmen None but the BEST WINES an LIQUORS at the Bar RATES REASONABLE JOHN JOHNSTON, Prop. Perfect Hearing For The DEAF The LITTLE GEM EAR PHONE and AUTO MESSAGE Come anil yon will see the simplest anil smallest device in the world, Use it and you will feel delighted that yon have the MOST WONDKRFUT, piece of mechanism yet devised lor suffering mankind Come anil let us prov . to you that we have conquered your affliction Come any time ami I wtr.r, snow vou the little Gem Ear Phone, the latest patented hearing device. You will he grateful and so pleased with it. You can hear under all conditions in Church, Theatre and General Conversation The AUTO MESSAGE stops head noises and is a sure cure for deafness KVKRY I_.S-KU_K.V_ GUARANTIED MRS. JOHN NcDONALD On the Dyke COURTENAY RESTMORE HOTEL COURTENAY - B.C. The Most Home-Like Hotel North of Victoria Best of Attention Given to Guests Rates Reasonable Faber & Faber, Props. Tebphone 35 DR. J. E. MONTGOMERY PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Telephone M 92 COMOX, B. C. F. PIKE I'I tact�� The Dyke COURTENAY Estimates Furnished Work Guaranteed In North and South, in East and West, Aston-HandmadeShoes will stan I the Test. J. E- ASTON GO WITH THE BUNCH TO Potter's Pool Room CANDIES, CIGARS and SOFT DRINKS J. POTTER, Proprietor NEW ENGLAND HOTEL CUMBERLAND liar supplied with the Quest brands of Liquors and Cigars JOS. WALKER - - Proprietor Leroy S. Cokely Dominion and B. C. Land Surveyor Ofiice in Capt. lleadneU's Building ' COURTENAY - B.C. OPENING Of Tailoring and Gents' Furnisihing Store in premises lately occupied by J. Young, Photographer Suits made to order $22.00 up Pants made to order 5.50 up Overcoats made to order 17.50 up A nice line of Gents' Furnishings, Underwear, Overshirts, Socks, Suspenders, Overalls, Etc. come and see the Silk and Wool mixed Uuderwear, the best in the market T. D. HIND . Prop. Wood!_Woo d! Price $4.50 per load or cord delivered Price 3.25 per load in the bush D. CUDMORE - Courtenay Try an Ad. in The Review Sutton & Kirkwood Undertakers and Embalmers Night or Day Calls 'Promptly Attended Phone 27 Courtenay Letter to the Editor Editor Courtenay Review Sir;���I read with interest yonr re narks recently anent the Oriental question, and considered them timely. With your permission, I should like to say a few words ou the question. The history of the Chinaman in this country has been one of unspeakable fiendish crimes, which for the most part pass seemingly unheeded, aud has, so far at least, failed to stir our people to a true realization of the dreaded ' 'ye_.o v peril" which is, or should be a matter for serious consideration, The "Chink" by nature is a moral degenerate of the lowest type, utterly devoid of principle, lackintr in everything pertaining to a civilized life, but endowed with the repulsive instincts of the lower animals; aside from these he may be alright--in China, The Government wisely offer a I reward or bounty on wolves because ' of their destructivenes to animal life, but the Chink, his prey being HEADQUARTERS FOR Buggies and Express Wagons All Rigs Guaranteed and Sold at the Lowest Possible Price ^'���^AAAM^M.i^M^^'W^^W^V^ GEORGE B. LEIGHTON Blacksmith and Carriage Builder COURTENAY GARDEN TOOLS Spades, long or short handle, $1.00 Forks, long handle, $1.40 Forks, long handle $1.50 Hoes, at 50,60 and 75 each Rakes, at 40, 50, 60, 75, 85 and $1 Wheelbarrows, each $5.00 Rose Spray, 35 and 50 per bottle Soluble Sulphur Tree Spray The Best for all Fruit Trees C. H. TARBELL COURTENAY - and - CUMBERLAND p THE COURTENAY REVIEW __���- THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE SIR EDMUND WALKER,C.V.O..LI..n., D.C.L., Prealdent ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager JOHN AIRD. Ass't General Manager CAPITAL, $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000 BAj_.Kir.il ___* MAIL Accounts may be opened at every branch of Tlie Canadian Bank Of Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the same careful attention as Is given to all other departments of the Bank's business. Money may be deposited or withdrawn in this way as satisfactorily as by a p_c__ ���J visit to Lhe Bank. 834 W. S. LONGHURST, Acting Manager, Cctirtenay and Comox Brandies Comox branch open on Tuesdays, from < i to 3 Letters to the Editor To The Courtenay Review. Someone kindly sent me a copy of your paper of April 30th giving nn account of thedeath of Win. A. Stiles, it young man whom we all loved uiul esteemed. Would you kindly through your columns thank Thomas R, Smith and all those that had a Part in fixing up the body for burial and shipment to our home where it arrived in good condition. Will you nlso convey to his fellow workmen and others cur sincere thanks and appreciation for their sympathy and the beautiful floral tributes they so kindly sent, A. R. Lawrence. Amherst, N. S., May l'_ Courtenay Review Dear Sir:���lu reply to Mr. Cameron's statement in your paper that the Sisters Hospital at Comox being denominational could not obtain a Government grant, I wish to say that Mr. Cameron is very much mistaken; as the Comox Hospital is undenominational, and is, and was, at the time he wrote the letter, receiving the Government grant. As Mr. Manson states it would be impossible for the Sisters to receive the Goevrnment grant if they ran a denominational hospital, but they never had any such intention, as all their hospital (aud thev have a large number in Ontario) are absolutely undenominational; as for his statement, that thev do not take any but well paying patients, I think Mr. Cameron will find if he enquires into the' matter, that no patients, however poor they may be, are ever turned away from a Hospital owned by the Sisters of St. Joseph. P. Leo. Anderton COMOX Mr. Jacon Piercy arrived here by S. S. "Charmer" from Czar, Alta, on a visit to his brother at the P. O. He is charmed with B. C. and dreads the time when he shall leave here to continue his homestead duties. Captain Nordin of the S, S- "Jofvul" is spending a well earned holiday here, with his wife and family, Mrs. Price and daughter arrived here from England and arc stopping with their relations Mr. and Mrs. Butchers, of Nob Hill. -.md Mr. have HEADQUARTERS The Comox Logging and Railway Company will re-open their Camps on June 1st. Headquarters is beginning to wake np. Mr. nnd Mrs DroskJ, Mi- Mrs. Rob. Miiftin, Mr. Iloff. Campbell, and Mr. Mclvor all returned to Headquarters. There w.is a good crowd at the dance ou Saturday 16th. A large crowd from Wood's ranch and neighbourhood, besides a crowd from Courteuay and Comox, and others were Welcome. The next dance will be in two weeks time. Empire Day falls on a Sunday this vear. It will be kept on Monday May 25th, on vihich date the school will be closed. Mrs. J. Dawe, from Vancouver, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hilton. Mr. and Mrs. Cliffe, and Mr. and Mrs. Bath, from Vancouver, are staying at Comox', and spent Sunday at Major Hilton's. Incorporation Mr. Herbert E. Robertson, barrister, Vancouver, wdio has been appointed by His Honor the Leiut Governor to be Commissioner to enquire into the question of incorporation of Courtenay, arrived per S. S. Cowichan on Tuesday. He formally opened the enquiry and then adjourned same until June 9th. The proceedings only lasted a few minutes. During the day he was interviewed by the '"for" and "against" parties, who were seen holding animated conversations with him. Mr. Robertson whilst greatly impressed by the District, of course ventured no opinion on the vital subject. He left by S. S- Charmer ou Wednesday morning. Clark and Davis Pay Penalty of Crime Clark and Davis the two men who have been in custody since May last charged with the murder of Constable J, Archibald, paid the penalty of their crime on Friday morning at New Westminister. No confession was made and one or both of them carried tlieir secret to the grave. Every Want Supplied In Groceries, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Drv Goods and Gents' Furnishings Goods have been arrivli ? by every bo :\t for every department. Our stoc'.; ;: now complete for tl>e Sp'ino; and SumnTe. Tra le Call and see ou" l*_et before going elsewhere AGENCIES:���Walkover Shoes, Crompton Corsets, Hobberlin Clothiug, Holeproof Hosiery, Carharts Overalls and Gloves, W.]G. & R. Shirt ..' Coll ... cPHEE & MORRISON JOSEPH McPHEE, Manager Phone 1 COURT NAY The Comox Barber Shop Oldest Shop in Courteuay Nothing But First Class Work Guaranteed. Baths iu connection C. E. DAL.RYMP .E, Prop. To Bake or Not to Bake? The former is really unnecessary when Bread from the Courtenay Bakery is available andby reason ofquality has so many votaries. Get the A B habit and satisfaction Comox Co-Operative Society Dealers in all kinds of Meats, Butter, Eggs ami Farmer's Produce, Cooked Meats a Specialty. We roll only the best. Prices are. always low and satisfactory. We pay best prices for produce Phone No. 2 Courtenay W. Aitken ��� Prop. Opposite new Presbyterian Church If You Buy a Camera Buy a Good One We are agents for EASTMAN KODAKS, BROWNIE CAMERAS, FILMS, PAPERS, and OUTFITS Peaey's Drug Store COURTENAY SALE OF BLOUSES i Our entire stock of this season's Muslin Blouses will be put on sale for ONE WEEK at a big reduction commencing Friday, May 15 We have 18 Sample Blouses slightly soiled which will be sold for less than half price W. G. McKEAN PHONE 6 COURTENAY MRS. KEPNER DKAI.ER IN Ladies' Fancy Goods OI' AI.I, KINDS Dressmaking and Ladies' Tailoring Perez Block, Courtenay MRS. A B. CRAWFORD t. .______���____��� Timothy, Clover and Farm Seeds at greatly reduced prices for the next two weeks Phone Y91 and your order will be filled at once Card of Thanks Mrs. Woodhus and family desire to tender their sincere thanks to those who sent flowers and other messages of sympathy in connection with the death and funeral of the late Richard Hargreaves. Camps to Open Up We are able to aniio'.ince with great pleasure, that thu Camps of the Comox Logging and Railway Company will open up ou the ist of June, certain. We know this has been the cry for a number of months, but our source of information is reliable mul we take pleasure iu spreading the good news, Only an Expert Watchmaker can detect a REMAB . . wi t .. .1 a glance Time will prove that Charles Simms sells only RELIABLE watches Before buying from Catalogues call and inspect his Waltham and Elgin Watches He has a reputation to lose and recommends july tht best aud most suitable to purchaser CHARLES SIMMS The Courtenay Jewelry Store COURTENAY C. P. DUNDAS CLINTOh S. WOOD Barrister and Solicitor, Notary Public P. O. Box 209 Phone 24 Courtenay First-Class Plumbing Hot Water aud Steamfitting Jackson & Whittle Phone 9 Courtenay ICE CREAM Soft Drinks Swan's Pool Room E. SWAN, Prop. Electrical Engiueei and Contractor Complete Electrical '���'��� - apt ly installed. Electri Wiring md Installation of all kin Is of E: War! Isolated Lighti Box 195 Phone I _5 tec. .nay FOR Power __ Hand Pumping J.Mr1 **i,i(, iii. U Installation S. A. COTTON Gasoline Engines BOX i. THE REVIEW. COURTENAY. B.C. __M _U___M Constipation Vanishes Forever Prompt Relief���Permanent Can CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS _ Uii. Purely ve$el- ���Ue ��� _t surely W. Rcnlly on the liver. Slop ��(iei dini-i dislirss- cureindi-i _ ��� gallon. ��� iniproi r the compleiion - uria'iil _ the-eyes. SmiiW PHI, Smell Dose, Smell Pticc. Genuine must lew Signature /_2_fc^<^_-W_f ____P-IVVV_*Vfl_*f-VV**f**l . ���._.. ... _ lt_l Lty.r llmuUM** GOLD WATCH FREE, J. *'.i��'iht(._rw_r| tn _.'._ m o_�� lr-in ou IRmLUIio. fro. We in itrliM ��. i. v.'i* !:_��� ta tboauoJi nl P-.pl* ftll OJJT t I.I worl<l ���* a li.if j _-.erti MmtBti fj* Ii Tour o ..mm tn _*__���_ ..��. WrU- now, .1 ii_<_l_c *'' eent_ lor o_i of 0. r fuU^iaM. I^>i' r.-ce if-tr^B or (Unl.1 SbUMTiWt cinrliffn _e. . t _ rat with tb* w*t��L wit eta wlU lit I'm. If,-)_ (ttlMS "��:_ iM (i,1 ..��:_.___ "1 ���. /**,-!���. thauld TO. ta.i _.|. T_r.N__.6-0_.m__r*.- I. m ofl_r. Wi ���_._. joa to MI y_uc M__-.li _bo_t ni An. thoiT thim tli. bM-Utnf ���__,_. Di'it't think tl ii I o _���_ too (00- t. .��� . un. bu; a_n I 99 cant* to.<U. and 1.1n a Fr_t Watrlt. Y.>_ will b_ ainaM- WILLIAMS Ic L_ _>YI>. Wi,u!a_.-�� .e--1__-apl.llSl. 00. Corn wai Ul Rtiad, I ._-_.,, H., K_g___. THIS is* HOME DYE that ANYONE, can use DYOLA kTho Guaranteed "ONE DYE for* * AM Kinds of Cloth. , CUin, Simple, No Chtnc_ o_ _ ll-taltM. TRY k lr! _*_ tl |ui 1 r_ ��� Color Card and II _o'cl *t. 11 be Jotau _ u _--U_.li aid* un Co. Limited,*! . Mr Col ClirK's ~ Park & Beans Highest grade beans kept ��� hoi? aud mealy hy perfect halting, retaining their full strength. Flavored with delicious sauces. They bar* no equal. 350 Shot Air RE_ -Vine, ,t,__,.,, luramcrltsi, levc. ���Otloo, tfltnraotil liallh. FHKE /or.elli,,. 34 ,1 ���ur beautiful d_-_, n-ork h.ndkerchicfi ��� : il) ���enn con. Order _ ones. No ra,.n_ -,,���i,_j Rff" m��. S'V'S!! " t��" w,����, CHIEF MIC. CO.. II tlln.l HIJ_ tlE_-.Ht_ U���ebcc. Silence Hour i Ine mother ot n largo hon ioh old has ;> system of recreation which la really a novelty. Thu day nnd ita dutloa are ti; .efuliy apportioned, and the sched- Uie 1* followed na cloudy : i possible. By doing this ihe mother is ablo to taltc one afternoon a day for complete rest. In her caso It Is from _ to _ o'clock, -ho places a large placard at this time on tho .lairs, proclaiming "Silence." By the mother's persistence j ln taking this i|iilct hour other- have I grown to respect It until ll has become In part bt the home. In hor homo tlio I mother really rests or else reads. No I one kiu's near her unless it is absolute- il. neoessary, The children close doors quietly when they see the placard and ploy -hern Ihelr'voices will not reach the mother's room. At the end or tho Sixty minutes the mother reappears I and takes up hor usual dlltle . Several ! hours of absolute freedom a week can j do a great (leal to make over and refresh a weary body and still more weary nerves. An hour for rest In almost every household can 1"' found if things arc done systematically. Joints Quit Aching���Nerviline Drives Soreness Away NO MORE oTIFFNESS. PAIN OR MISERY IN YOUR BACK OR SIDE OR LIMBS Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc. A lolonel wanted a manservant, ^j? he inserted an advertisement ln the local weekly and received a great many applications, but none ot them nulled his requirements. But at .nsi an irishman was shown Into his presence. What I want, said t'.ie colonel, Is a useful man���one who can cook, drive i a motor, look after a pair of horses. (clean boots and windows, foed the poultry, mills the cow, and do a Utile paint- ! ing and paperhansing. Excuse me, sir, cried Murphy, what kind of soil have ye here? Soil', snapped the coloi.el, what's that gol to do with it? Well, replied .Murphy, I thought that if the soil was clay. 1 misht make bricks in my spare time. Bacon���What's become of '. >at young man typewriter you had? Egbert���Oh, he's gone away, for a while. $,oi discharged? No, I have sent him to the house ot correction for a time. Wonderful '���Nerviline" is the Remedy A marvelous pain reliever. Not an ordinary liniment -- just about five times mure powerful, more penetrating', more pain-subduing than any thick, oily or ammonia liniment, Nerviline fairly eats np the pain and Stiffness tit chronic rheumatic Joints, gives quick relief to those throbbing pains, and never burns or even stains the skin. "Itheumntlsm kept my Joints swollen and son- for ten ���> ars. My right knee Joint was often loo painful to al- jlow mc to wall;. In this crippled, tortured condition I found Nerviline a blessing. lis wai in, soothing action brought fellef I had given up hoping for, 1 rubbed on quantities of Nerviline and improved steadily. I also tool; Ferrozoue at meal time In order to purify and enrich my blood. I am today well,and can recoinaietnl my treatment most consclontlouslj (Signed) C. PARKS, ��� Prince Albert Net an ache or pair, in the muscles or Joints that Nervlllno won't cure. It's wonderful for lumbago and scln-j tlca: for neuralgia, slid' neck, earacho and toothache. Nerviline is simply a! wonder. Best family liniment known j and largely used for the past forty . years. f_ld by dealers everywhere, large family size bottl. f,0c, small sizo 25c. Refuse a substitute, take only "Xen ilia,'." The rasliionabl' Face tiro-tie���Say1, old man, I havn'l seen or beard anything of my wife in two I or three "weeks. Vmi haven seen her lately, have yon? | Swelllngtoii��� No; maybe she's at: home.. Have you looked? '��� Browne���No, by .love. Never did think of lhat. ��� Some Surprise for the Doctor There ls a story ourrent about n widely known London doctor. About 3 o'clock one morning he was rung up by a wealthy patient and begged to Come over nt once. Turning out or bod he rnsiicil off expecting to find the man iu extremis. Imagine his surprise at being ushered iuto a dining room where a gay supper parly wc: assembled. Tlio first remark made to'liim was: Oh, docli ���, 1 nm so glad you have come. We wanted you to selile a bet as to exactly where the diaphragm is. He not only told them where the diaphragm was. but told llieni Ihem many other things. The patient tried to mollify blm by ashing Ms fee. Still furiously angry he named a staggering Bne which lo bis surpri: a was paid on the snot Strangled With Asthma I. tlie only expupsolon that seems to convey what is ���endured from an attack of this THIN-BLOODED MEN AND WOMEN RAW FURS We. _ij Highest Values Write for Price List _t _nd Shipping Jap Need" the Rich, Red Blood Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Actually Make I Thin-blooded peoplo do r..l remain I so from choice, but from Indifference; in some cases i'rom despar People who arc pale, languid, with palpitation of the heart, some difficulty ._ breathing anil a te /lency to bo easily tired are suffering Irom thin blood. Tbey need only the resolution to take the right treatment and stick 'o it until cured. The remedy that can be relied upon is Dr. \Y Mams' l'ink l'ills for Pale -People. Wlh every dose they make new blood, and new blood means health and strength. Tho red cheeks, good appetite, increasing weigh.t and strength that follow the use of these 1'illsancve their great value to thin- bkioaed peoplo. Here is ah example. Mrs. It. Steele, Afton "toad, P.EI, says: "Following child-birth 1 took a pain in my head which grew so had t had to call in a doctor. He told me that my blood had turned to water and that I was in a serious condition. He treated mo four months, but still the pain remained, and my conu.tlon was growing pitiable. I lost iny appetite and was so weak and run down that I could no more than walk across a ! room. I was as pale as a corpse, and ] the doctor told my friends he had but | little hopes of my getting better. A ! cousiu who came to see me urged me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and I sent and got a supply. In about a jmont.ii after beginning their use 1 had ' much relief, and by tlie time 1 had i taken six more boxes I was fully cured land felt as well as ever I did in my life. I have never liad a twinge of i the pain since, and feel that I owe my life to Dr. Williams' Pink l'ills, as they ! cured mo after the ..octo,' had failed." I Sold by all medicine dealers or sent bv mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes I I for $2.60 by Tho Dr. Williams' Medi | clue Co., Brockville, Ont. trouble The relief from Kellogg's Asthma Remedy measure. Where all was comes comfort and rest, becomes normal and Ilie tnbi- completely cleared, quailed remedy is worth ma its price to all who use il. Dr. .1. D, Is beyond suffi ring Breathing bronchial This anilines l.ouilon ,s rebelling ngniiisl highly paid American vaudeville stars, '.he wonder is thnl II did uoi sooner discover they are nol very funny. The tragedy Is Hint they may now return. Synonymous Thai salesman is n man of polish. Yes; lie's e. very smooth article. GIN PILLS FOR WOMEN Read What Mrs. Harris S yi Aboj* Them Mrs. 'I'. Harris of Tyneside, Oat. knows all about GIN PILLS. 'I niu now taking my third box ot (UN PILLS" she writes, "The pains acrof i my back and i-.ldneys baa almost entirely gone. 1 wa. a great sufl'e: _r from Rheumatism but It hr.:i all left ine. I strongly advise all women. -liu> suffer from Palu In The Back ana Weak Kidneys, to try OIN PILLS." 50e. a Box, i for $2.6��. . Bampht fiee if yon wit3 National Drug & Chemical Co., of Canada, Limited Toronto, Well, They Were Tho boy at the head or tho class will state what were lhe dark ages of tho world. Hoy hesitates. Next, Master Jones can you trll UIO what Ihe dark ages were? I guess Ibcy were tbe ages before spectacles wero invented. If lakes a female detecliio lo folio* lhe fashions. FREE TO ALL SUFFERERS tliasa iii owm anil woyi THE NEW FRENCH __ nr.!', NERVOUS i>f*rv-it*, T.lt B|8___B-UP TtOH_,_ M __. l DOU-0 USDtCA- DOOI OH ��� _m_t_ii[. PUfUtl 9-_0t��4 _* _ -^HRBBJEDV.NolN^Nrj THERAPION _ tli_r_io,l>'[i)i' ->ii(,owN.-r���(��i,t. AM_ii_r PIIH Ka'follow np'olrutilnro. No obliiaUoni. Dlt. LKCI it _ Mltp.CO.mvKnSTOCKRn.llA&IPBTOAD LOHOOH,BI�� \VK WANT TO PROVS l iir.r.Al'lo:. lV!M>eUSB VOU. Xo child Bhould he allowed to suffer an hour .''lorn worms when prompt nllef can be got in a simple but strong! remedy- -.Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator. Admiral Peary declares there is a great ileal o! work remaining to be done in the- arctic regions. But tlie! Ein_p_in emigrants continue to purchase passage ticket to the Canada iu- Btead of Greenland. Minard's Lini.nent Cures Diphtheria Italy is selling off some old warships j to Turkey. Peace hath her victories I no less renowned than war. Regularity- of the bowels is an absolute necessity for good health- Unless the waste matter from the food which collects there i�� got rid of at least once a day. it decays anil poisons the whole body, causing biliousness, indigestion and sick headaches. Salts and oilier harsh mineral purgatives irritate t'.ie delicate lining of the bowels. Dr. Morse's Indfan Root Pills���entirely vegetable ��� regulate the bowels effectively without weakening, sickening or griping. Use Dr. Morse's M Indian Root Pills my __ mm _o mother and . ti _���. j Mas. WiHS-) .':���) S.iothih- ST-t;? hia titest! ��_,1 i_ over SIXTH trSARS by MIWJOH8 of MOTHBRS io? Oieir CIU .OK-H ViUUM TOOTHING witl, p__paCT SUCCF.S . _ SOU-BUB tlie CHI-D. SOFTENS tbf GDSCl #��.!.._.'-all PAi- -. CCHKS WINDCOMC, ante tlu hi.,', remedy to', OIAKRUtSA. Il is al> sotulcl. barmlesK, Be sure aad fsit _J 61Mfs, Wlrislw's Si_iii!ug s.-nip," ana itke nootte. si-j_ Xweaty-ttTe ___ _ ojtile Concrete Tanks and Troughs Never Rot or Leak 'T,H(r. most practical tanks, whether for water of sewage, are built pf concrete. They never ruM, rot, dry out or leak. They never need new hoops or paint. They last a lifetime mid icldom require repairing, which makci them die cheapest Unit! that can be built. Clean, Sanitary Watering Troughs are just as necesmrjr ai the aniinali tint drink from them, Tht fanner's best interests are beinsf served when his slock is i��- siueil a plentiful supply of clear, dean water from a trough that is permanent anil sanitary. "What the Fanner can do with Concrete" is the name of a handsome free book that tells all about aoacrete tanks, watering troughs and other uses of concrete that will save every farmer many dollars. Write for it to-day. Farmer _ Information Bureau Canada Cement Company Limited 503 Herald Buildinf, Montreal 3 .Vv':��� also buy Hides aud Seneca Root PATENTS Fetherstonhatigh _ Co., Head Office, King Street. lOast, Toronto. Canada ! Orvillo Wright's stabilzer will malce ; aeroplanOB as safe as automobiles, absolutely "fool proof." he se.ys. But when was the fnol proof automobile in- ' vented'.' i Only One 'BROMO QUININE" To get the genuine call for full name, LAXATIVE I.IIOMO QIIIMNR. Look for signature of B. W. GROVE. Cures I a Cold lu 0^0 Day. -3c. Jones���What is a ear like this worth. Auto Man���Three thousand dollars! .(ones���Why, I thought that was the price! Try Murine Eye Remedy It you have Red, Weak, Watery Eves or f-ranttlated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart ���Soothes Eye Pain. Druggist* _eB Murine Eye Remedy,- Liquid, 25c, SOc, Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic TubeS. 2Sc 50c. Eye Books Free by JUii, I 0u- <_��� Tenlc tt_< _r All lyea that N��_ c. . Hl'j.i.i. Eyo _;m _ Co., Cblcaje W. N. U, 991 A Heavenly Gift I :\ girl with pretty, rosy cheeks was walking down u street in a southern eiiy when she heard a clubipan say i to liis companion: By heaven, she's paintqd! Turning nuickly about she said with I dignity: Ves. and by heaven only. Shilom ! auic-ly slops coueh . eoren cold . and heals ��� -.he thronrand lunt- "��� " OS ccaU. : Son. this Is fact, I'm telling you, You'll find this good advice, j If you must get a skato on. yo. Will never cul much it '. The average citizen who four months ago knew nothing whalev-r about tlio (theory of money and the principles Jot currency knows just as much now. Convincing to Ladies- This Oven Test! So that you may use less flour, we do what a home cook would do if she were in our place. From every shipment of wheat delivered at our mills we take a ten pound sample. We grind this into Ms\m m fMtjb. |9A m ^our' Bread is baked from the flour. DI IDI jr Wc find tnat 8ome samples make ��� mW'w%* w^kW more bread and better bread than *\ others. So we keep the shipment from ^x which fhe more and better bread \ comes. The others we sell. ^^ You save money by using JIquj; \that bears this name. And yojr get better bread. / ^More Brea^and Better.B'rcad" and "Bett?rNPastry/foo" _____ REVIEW. COUBTENAY. B.C. ft LAWYER IS HONORED I OTTAWA MAN IS -lis _tl_TAI_f OV ixi,A\r> iu-:vi sue DEFT. #. V. Vincent, Well Known at the * ttplial, Sacceedi to Important 1*0*1 and Wil' Combine Secretary- .lip Wilb Oilier of Assistant D_ put] of lhe IIcpaHiii-Ut ��� lla_ Against Mnrpby. J. L1. Vincent, K.C, Ims been ap-��� pointed secretary of the Federal Department of Inland Ilcvcnue and Assistant Deputy of that Department. The new official Ib a member of the nell known law firm of Vincent * Begttln, of Ottawa, and has been an BCtlvo figure In the local political * sna for tome yearn. He contested Kussoll against lion Charles Murphy In the last Federal election but was defeated. Mr. Vlncenl In a man of energy and decided views on' public questions > d hue been conspicuous for many years an a leader 01 a section of tha Frenoh-Canadlans, lie has been es- KINli UEURUE AS F ANMER. 3, V. VINCENT. fl.mely active ln promoting what be believes Jo be the rights of his fellow countrymen In matters educational, and nation 1, and also has been a conspicuous figure municipally and fra- ternally. i He hs clear-headed and fearless In debate and an excellent public speaker and a lawyer ot good ability, i He was born tn Ottawa In 1872 and educated there, being a graduate of Ottawa University, with honors in philosophy. He subsequently studied law at Osgood. Hall, Toronto, and was called to the Ontario Bar ln 1897. He was created a King's counselloi In 1910. He has practiced his pro tesslon with success tn the capital ever since graduation and rapidly came to the front, as a leader among the French-Canadians ot the capital He has been president ot the Monument National, and of the Ste. Jean Baptlste Society, and ot the I. Union Canadian of Ontario. He has been a ftce-preeldent of the Ottawa branch of the Over-Bess Club and chief ranger of Court 304, C. 0. F., and he has also sat at the Aldermanle Board and been a license commissioner fo' . Ottawa.' Lisping In Golden Numbers. There bare been so many big cases fn the British law courts during the past tew months that speculation has been rife as to the Incomes made by fashionable K.C.'s. It ls not unusual for a prominent lawyer to pocket $100,000 a year, and yet the majority of them are quite willing to make financial sacrifices In eflper ta. attain Cabinet rank. Nowadays Mr. F. B. Smith appears te be engaged for every big case, and oft-tines he keeps several cases going on tbe same day. His Income must be of handsome proportions, and yet be Is certain to take Cabinet office wben tbe Tories return to power, though his income will only be something like a fourth ot what it is now. It is questionable, however, with all bis big fees whether "F. E." baulked to greater profit than his bos om friend, Mr. Winston Churchill Just as be returned from the Boei War, and before he was known as s Parliamentarian, Mr. Churchill pock eted ��364 as his share for an houi and a bait's lecture at St. George's Hall, Liverpool. His present salary Is a wretched dole compared with that rate of payment. New She's Much Younger. Wilfred-Do you know Miss Cutey too? Ernie-res; we used to be the sains age when we were growing np.���Judge. Ths Limit. 1 c��n .tar.a for the man with the cuts lit- tie bow On the bacli of hl�� green colored hat. For there am a lot of good fellow* 1 know Who sometimes have fallen for tbat: The fedora of plush Is a lid I don't like- It's a fail that will never be mlsseil- Uut somehow I've always an ltehlns tc. etrllts The man with the watch on bis wrist I grow peevish at times ��t ths ladylike man Who says "Mercy mel" and "Ob, flearl- And the chap in tbs ballroom who uses a fan Is the chap I could swat on th* ear. The swell with tbe cane In th* crotch ot hi* arm Isn't human, 1 often Insist. Bnt some day somebody Is going to harm Th* man with th* watch on his wrist. ���-Detroit rr** 1 're.*. UK Majesty Had Thirty-Five _����_** In Smitbfleld Show, The crowned l.fiids of Britain, foi many years, have recognised the fact that agriculture is the basi* uf * country 's prosperity, For several yours past many of the big prizes at the Smitbfleld Show, London, have hern awarded to the fanner sovereign, whoso exhibits aro always a feature of Ibe show. liven as far buck lis 1800, King George HI, was an exhibitor at the great show, but failed to secure a prize. Six years tat'.-, the Duke of York was successful. Queen Victoria won many trophies, being awarded Iho Champion ('up for the best beast In (he show In INhft. 1889, 1890, 1895, and 1899, and ll may ho Incidentally mentioned, thai by her command no exhibit that has not been bred on ono of thn royal farms has been exhibited by ihe sovereign, since the year 1890. / King Edward won tlo championship nf iho cattle section In 1874, and lhe Cup for Iho besl pen of sheep In 1885; whilo our present King won ihe championship for pigs in 1895, and Iho Prlncn Consort a gold modal for plus In 1869. Nor has the Sniillifiold Club lacked royal support from other points of view, as King Edward was ihelr president In 1875, l_;i. and again at the Centennary show in 1898; while 11.11.11. the Dulio of Edinburgh occupied the position In 1887 tinilH.n.ll. Prince Christian, who is a constant exhibitor, In 1888. At the recent show, Windsor. San- dringham and Ilalmoral were all represented, the royal ontrles totalling thirty-five. King George Inspected all his entries, and handled many o! thorn. Perhaps tho King chiefly differed from more specialist exhibitors, in the particular Interest he look In the men who tended his stock. As he stroked the forehead of his beautiful shorthorn heifer he Inquired of lhe herdsman how many years he had nerved at Windsor; and If ever o Scotsman rolled his "r's" it was thn' herdsman when he replied with ob vlous pride, "Nearly thirty years.' But in those thirty years he haii never seen Windsor so unrivalled. Someone propounded tho theory that the soil of Windsor, which useil lo produce the best English oal trees, must have similar properties in stock production. Out of twelve en tries from Windsor three special- breed cups won In Devous, Hereford?, and Shorthorns���of which tho first two are sometimes supposed to noci! wesl-country air ������ and seven flrsl prizes and two seconds. Tho Sitn- dringham farm won a few finds; principally iu small classes for small cattle, kerrles and crossbreds of this breed. Tbe King again and again laughed heartily throughout his extended tout cf the show. He merrily urged hi* idiepherds who were holding his pe- ijf Southdowns, lo use their best de ti-:.2s wrlen It came to a contest wl' the pen of Ilampshlres which were known to be dangerous rivals, as thej proved. The Immense xeal of (he yur.rdlani of some of the stock- to shew thel- nnlmals to the best advantage before the King produced an almont embarrassing situation in the Gilbey Hall, which was devoted to machin cry and pigs. As soon as tho King, accompanied by Sir Bowen Bowen-Jones, the year's president, appeare,. yi the hal almost all the prize pigs were rouse, from their recumbent case by vigor ous slaps with flat "bats" that ar the technical weapon. White pig: and black pigs and red pigs at one. started such a chorus of protest, sonv upsetting their troughs and shaltln. the flour from their "fleeces," ^tha the spick-and-span Gilbey Hall mlgh :ive been an Irlah fair and so tt con ���.inued. THE WARBLER/AMIL.. liiere Ai. Thirlj-Thiw Kinds Found fn Ontario. The Sjlvieolidae, or Warblers, are a very wide family connection���embracing in all thirty-three varieties ot birds which honor Ontario wltb their prized presence, tome, II Is true. In such very limited numbers as lo be comparative rarities, says C. M. C. In Toronto Star Weekly. 'Ihero Is a prevailing strain ot brilliant coloring running through them; tbelr beauty, Indeed, Is more a prominent feature, as usual, than any proficiency In a mot-die sense. In fact, a college professor, hard pui for a joltc, well might state tho breed lo be so-called, because they do not "warble." The blue jellow-backod warblers utter but a soft, drawn-out twitter; the mourning warbler nothing further than a low, pensive, simple "twit"��� (heir only songs. The flliickburnlan variety ��� tho most beautiful of the tvholo family ��� breeds In Northern Ontario, so that, except on Hs pasBago north aud south, wo see tco little of It; unlcBs In too _��eat a haste It Is Its habit lo stop off for a week or so each October's end. Speaking generally, tho warblers may be said to nest ">' low bushes, although a few, like the Plno-crcep- tng and Coloe.n-crowned thrush species, resort to ground-nesting to rear their brood. Their Ilttlo cousins��� sometimes known as the Canadian Fly-catchers (Mylodtoctes Canadensis) ��� utillllze both situations Indifferently. Tho VeltO- warblers ��� so commonly observed about civilized haunts and prized for their assiduity. In ridding tho fruit trees of small insects���havo a peculiarity of not being able to forego building in a willow or a maple, if they can find ono sltuated adjacent to an orchard. The entire Warbler family baa tho distinction ��� also value ��� of feeding alone upon insects. After the Yellow Warbler ��� whose name sufficiently describes bim���tbe commonest of the warblers are, perhaps, tbo Ued-start, the Golden- Crowned Thrush, and the Water Thrush or Wagtail. The lirst Is live and a quarter Inches long; black. If one ls asked to describe bim; but the white breast and iho ruddy orange tint of the sides of lhe breast and base of the quills and tail make blm one of the prettiest blrj,-. .of om woods. The last-named ls olive brown above, of a prevailing sulphur- yellow below, and Is generally to be found near a stream or pond, wading In the Bhallows, diligently "wagging" his tail with the relish his feed of aquatic insects Imparts. From his appearance Iho Water- thrush has beon sometimes confused with the Golden-crowned Thrush, but the latter never nests or feeds near tbe swamps and moist ground. Above he is olive-green with a tinge of yellow; his crown has two streaks of black enclosing a broad orange stripe, beneath, hla plumage ls white, while his breast and sides arc sooty black��� also a truly beautiful summer resi-, dent, one can see. If she can, this pretty creature prefers a pine-wood for the scene of her nupt. ls. Sun- pose the five young to havo saf y chipped themselves out from the creamy-white Mgs tlat Ton knew were hatching, alt.'- . "h not wishful lo disturb. Tho ground-nesters havo so many enemies that t seems a wonder their kind does not become extinct���till you remember how mother nature, with an eye to that very chance, gives for each of such birds the right hues of plumage to protect It, as well as by directing its Instincts so that these dang �� may be minimized. What the golden-crowned thrush mostly hunts for is a nesting site on a knoll, irrespective of direction, where she can cunningly thatch ber nest with th-i needles, sa like the ground around. Which explains why she Is far better known to most oeople as the "oven-bird"���Seiurus aurocapil- lus. MARVELLOUS LONDON 1 , FOUOWS SIMPLE LIFE Hs. li I There h No Oilier City I.Ike the World. Sir William Souliby, who was pi vate secretary to the Lord Major be fcro most Londoners of to-day wen born, and has been private so retarj to every Lord Mayor th e has be doing a great service in trying It drive home to th: Lo.u.oner that London has a personality, lhat i.ondo. Is unique���wherefrom > follow.! that a Londoner must rank ibovc ah otbei men In the world. Du'. Sir William stopped short, or the Interviewers did not report hlni fully, London Is not a cily; London Is not like anything else In the world - merely because It Is the very' Heart of tho World. To-day, o ho a Lou- donor Is equivalent to having beon a itoman citizen of two thousand years ago. The Personality of London -- ����������� ought to thank that doyen nf privatt secretaries, that super-private Becre- 'tiry, for tbo phrase. London has u personality, sho Is a in ing thing, tinniest vast, most pathttle, thing whirl. our civilisation has produced, Can anyone conceive tne worlo with London eliminated, li would bt a world In -uln, a w rid in sackcloth nnd ashes. Trade rivals may liyte Us rail a', us, raise tariff Sarrlers agalns' as; but London remains all-essentlai to their trade. A disaster to Londoi. would mean starvation to untold mil lions. To-day bow many Londoners roa- I ^"barred by "the stream llze tho Immensity of ih dr privilege ! .. ... ... Somebody Guessed llight. The Cheddar cheese which I: brought into the rooms at Simpson's Cheapstde, London, .each day a> lunch time, had lis heigH, girth am weight, correctly guessed by one ol the diners the other day. Tbe measurements were: Height 13 3-' inches, girth 28 3-4 inches, and weight 24 1-2 pounds. This feat b_ only been accomplished nine time in twenty years. Old city men who bave lunched regularly at the same restaurant for forty years make the three guesses each day. Tbe cheese Is brought ln on a fcot-hlgh revolving pedestal, and placed In front ot the chairman. Each guest ls supplied with a slip of paper on which to record his guesses, and whenever any one succeeds the proprietor asks all the guests to drink the health of the winner ln champagne. The custom is believed to be nearly two hundred years old, and before the luncheon, for which sixty-five places are set at three tables, the chairman invariably says grace. Preliminaries. Struggling Anther (who has Just read his, latest story to bis wlfel-There. That's tho best thing 1 ever did. His Wife-Yes. dear. Wbat magn tine shall yon send It to flretV-Puck. His On* Friend. James (who Is brokei-I bare one faithful friend left Hulks talso brokei-Who Is it. Jamcs-My pipe. I can still drsw od thsL-StraT Stories. "What Nech'st?" W. _. Stevens, the robust Live 3toek -Commissioner for Alberta, <e widely known for his geniality, a quality wMch seems to accompany stoutness of person. He was in Winnipeg one hot .Ic.ly day and had occasion to buy a new collar. Entering a gont'B furnishing store on Por- iage Avcnuo he olartled the obllg' young clerk by asking for a collar, size 22. "Sony, sir," tho boy replied politely, "but wo are juBt out of that size. There ls a store, however, just around the corner that could probably supply you." Imagine the feelings of the live stock authority when he rounded the corner and read the following sign: "Northwest Harness Co., Ltd. Use 'Pit-Well' Collars on your Horses." Light miles For Cadets. The Cadet Corps of Canada are to be supplied with 22-calibre rlfl s. The Hoes Rifle Company Is nfiklng the rifles of a pattern approved by the ,-illtla Department. They will weigh -ibout fire pounds or less and are almost a miniature ot the long Ross. In tbo past, while '.he cadets used tbe long rifles for shooting over tbe ranges, and will do the same ln tbe future, tbe rifles were found too heavy for drilling in the case ot ths smaller boys. The light rifles will be used for drill purposes snd for Indoor Lhoo'.lng. BHFBROR PRANCIS JOSEPH IS �� LONELY OLD MAN. Head of Hie House of Hapsburg lie- lives HIn Throne From a (>vriiia_ Baron Who by an Act of Html- item Earned au Empire���Anstrla- lliingnry Is Kiggest Country 1st Europe Except Hnssla. The Emperor of Austria-Hungary, who ts often spoken of as the most lonely monarch in Europe, In a famous shot and Is descended from a race of keen sportBmcn. It was, ln fact, on a hunting expedition tbat the first Hapsburg to come Into prominence met with an adventure which helped blm to the crown of what was then "the Holy Roman Empire of German Nationality." lludolf von Hapsburg was a simple German baron who led a quiet life In his >,astle, Hapsburg, among the Alps, and did not concern himself with the troubles which rent the empire Into warring factions. He was riding home one night after a day's hunting when he came to a swollen mountain torrent. Tbe tinkling of a little bell oa tbo further bank attracted his attention. H.) saw a priest and an accompanying acolyte carrying the viaticum of some dying sinner, and their way In belonging to Ihe Imperial City Here and there you llnd a man .. o knows oue who has been behind th, seines and und" .mils ttr; hollow ness of the claims of other cities, oilier nations. In one short strict Mono MInclng-lane, the g eater part of tht trade of the Far East is handled, two tho Far East has always been, fron a trade point of .lew, Iho prize oi the world. Tbore are about half a dozen sucl places, places right on th" main truck, where yonr hand 's on tha worlu'u pulse. Of these, I think. I would pui Hong Kong first. Ihe greatest of seaports, the finest jewel In the Imperial crown, (he clearing-house of half t world. Stand on the Btens nf tin postoffice of ..Ion, Kong, :.ud yen wlb Bee all tbe nations of the earth pas. before you; and, sooner or later you will see all the men and women you havo met In ot'��er gre.it ports pas' you. Stand on the ir-y, where th tiollce take your nam" before yot ou ter a sampan, lost your boatmen cut ���your throat, and you will realize, lr p_.rt at least, the immensity of 11. Brltlsh Mercantile Marine; also yon will realize, If on have a sense ol proportion, thn gro't 'ng menace o German competition. Really, Hong Kong is part of Lor don, as Is also Singapore, which run.' it close ln wealth. Until you havi teen these two ports, y.u cannot re alize at all the seer . of our nations greatness. We are the richest peopc the world has ever known, we haitdb a vol-mo of trad r'.oiost to put a fev ailllon people Into Australia am ^outh Africa, and have lent ibcr. more than a few million prunds, bu such places as Hong Kong and Sings ooro, aud because London ' tisincs men and Loudon bankers seized th opportunities presented to _b_ui. Calcutta and Bo-ibay are splendid magnificent; but they arc uot parts o Loudon. India herself is grcat enougl to claim, and to hBld, Ihem for het owiv QUer famous cities, such ai _e_ro___ or 'loronto, are niercl. 'Jolonlal, with Colonial Interests. Yor cannot feel the pulse of the worh heating In them. Wbat other cUy has a personality, 'n the cosmopolitan sense of thf word, what other city can tako u_'c hensclf all thr jeoples of the world absorb them, make them part of hei wondrous self? Paris Is���v-elJ. Paris. She Is unique, delightful, tho Fra: ce. Tbe Parisian bas little or nothing in common wt!h that wonderful peasrntrj which forms ;be backb-uo of tbe . *��� cond nation of the world. Vienna. Berlin, Peter burg���these are merely 'ocal capitals, llo.no Is the ghost nj a great tradl.lon. Rudolf voj Hapsburg set the priest upon his horse and not only helped him safely across, but escorted htm cap In hand, meekly and on foot, i�� his destination. The recital of thhT graceful act to the German princes assembled for tho election of an emperor ls said to have induced them to vote in favor of Rudoif von Hapi- burg. At any rate, Rudolf waa crowned emperor aud managed a very difficult empire with considerable skill. Tho empire of Kaiser Franz Jotit Is greater In extent than any other European state, save Russia, and Landmark ls M dcrulieeit, An ancient stone weir on tho ltivet Dee, constructed by Hugh Lupus _arl of Chester, between 1070 and 1101 is being utilized to supply tbo _ty of Chest ��� with electricity. Thf .veil- was originally erected to drive corn mills, and tho milling Industry continued up to 1907. In 1910, how- sver, Chester Corporation, who had mrchased the property, dismantled :he mills. Mr. S. E. Lrltton, tho cl . dectrlcal engineer, then devlsid r icheme for converting the water pow ir Into electrical energy, and It is be- leved that the annua? saving thus elected will repay the capital expend!- uye ln five years, It Is estimated tha' he Installation will yield 1,250,000 nits per annum at a cost of less lba��� '.3d per unit, Inclusive ot capita) barges. Thumb Print* Deed Signature. Two human thumb prin_ form tin- nsual parts of a real estate deed re rently filed tn Fort Madison, la. The deed ls for some former Indian lands In Oklahoma, and the thumb prints were taken In the place of slgnatnrc- . hove each thumb print Is tho uarao of the owner, written by the real estate agent who transacted the transfer of the property from the government to two Indians. This deed Is unique In real estate records SMFRROR FHAKCIS JOSSPH. wherever you go la It you will find a ' Jagd-schloss," a shooting box, wher* the mighty lodge wnen following their favorite sport. Whitewashed, with red-tiled roofs, and flanked by little round towers, these castles stand among damps ol trees in the fertile duchies of Austria, r rise up on a mountainside dark with fir trees. They look so peaceful, but heavy cares Intrude eran here, and the spirit of tbs place ls not la harmony with its outward semblance. The guns had hardly ceased speaking tn tbe Balkans when Emperor 1 rancls Joseph sought rest and peace In his eastle among the Alps near lichl. Wben the Archdnchess Sophie, tho emperor's mother, bought this chalet it was a very unpretentious place. It bos gradually been added to. Bat It still retains IU original simple character. Every room looks as If It wero lived In. The Imperial owner's llvinf apartments are as simple as, or even simpler than, the other rooms. Ho sleeps on s small camp bedstead. Francis Joseph's dally life ls la ��� crfect harmony with these plain surroundings. He rises between 4 and I every morning, and alter a cup of coffee and roll, without even batter, goes straight to his desk and begin! the work of the in. Although far away from the seat of government be cannot escspe tfie affairs of state. Usually the emperor works steadily until about eight o'clock, whon hs goes for a quiet stroll tn the forest for ��,n hour or so, Then he returns *.o his desk and bas a sort of light preliminary lunch, a chop or cutlet, 1th one glass of beer. Tbls Is brough on a tray to bis writing desk. Wltb occasional Interruptions work goes on until midday, when a family luncheon Is served. Francis Joseph confines himself to a slice of "RlndflelBh," that boiled beef of which Austrian* are so fond. One glass of Aus'rlan wine, red or white as he may fancy, or the doctor may direct, Is sll that he drinke. Thlo Is followed by a mild cigar, smoked from a long holder. In tbe afternoon, between tour ant five o'clock, the emperor goes on a long drive through the forest. Ho never falls to take his gun along, and usually manages to have a Ilttlo shooting on the way. House* In Japan. Nearly all the dwelling houses is Japan are of one general shape ami two stories high. ��� 'V lK-r*�� V WtTTj; _l_._~.__ ��� - ��->���' ��--y��pif-- Last week it was suggested in The Review that a day be set apart in Courtenay for a general "clean up" in order to give the town a brighter appearance But why stop here? Why not always have a "Spotless Courtenay"? Homes can be made clean and sanitary both inside and out by using the THREE STANDARD HOME BEAUTIFIERS -M ARA^TIN?1 ^e Permamen* wa^ finish can be applied by anyone who _r_... _.P/TkJlllli_ jg handy with a brush. Several beautiful shades to choose from _-_t_ r_ai i-Fv ^e k"1-. of wall boards. Its' popularity is manifested vER dOAIaD ky the increasing number of satisfied users. We have books of designs which we will be glad to show you U[T The paint that has made good and has stood the test. The ���* * home can be kept clean and sanitary for years by using Bapco "Start Off Right by Using Proved Products" __4-___' DJrM XAJ I _. _. Phone 66 S* SUPPLY CO., Limi COURTENAY I P. 0. Box 230 ��_-��-_._ mw_. "Not better than the best, but better than the rest" The Ford Motor Co., of Manchester, Kngland, makes ami sells more cars in England today than the combined output of the next five largest automobile manufacturers in Kngland lite _ ord was the first public taxieah in London, as in St. Petersburg and New York E- C EMDE FORD DEALER FOR COMOX DISTRICT Ford Garage for storage battery charging and repairing ignition troubles, house wiring and lighting, etc. Gasoline 35 cents per gallon C. Emde got another shipment of Ford cars in this week. Neither pigs, bulls, or stallions, are allowed to run at large according to the provincial statutes. Jos. McPhee has purchased a new Ford car, and Mr. Perez is thinking seriously of buying one. E. Bickle, editor of the Islander, was the ofeject of a very severe attack by a letter iu t.ie B, C. Federalionist last week, signed by J, McAllister. 0; Found.���A -Up. Owner can have fame by proving property and paying for this ad. Apply Review Office. For Sale���14 Yorkshire Pigs, 6 weeks old, also 1 Brood Sow. -pply C. Burchell, Little River Road' Comox. Constable Haunay ha.i had several complaints lately, about vicious animals running at large. If the owners do not want to get iuto trouble, tuey had better keep them up. ForRentorSale-1-amilefroml . Mi. s Illsely al1? .le, P��Pils ��f newC. P. R. station, 3 roomed |?,e. ^urtenay schoo held a de- house and one acre of cleared land, , 1,BhtDful P]c-nlc aTl Millard's Beach large fruit trees, good well, all j f" Saturday. Iu the afternoon feuced, nice home, will sell cheap I they ���ere Jomed by some of the for cash. Apply Mrs. C. Shafflon , Parents. Courtenay. A few choice young pure bred Yorkshire pigs of either sex for sale. Parents prize winners at New Westminster. Price to you registered $10 each. Now is your opportunity to get a really good annimal. R. U. Hurford. Local Lines Canoe For Saic. Apply McKenzie's Pool Room. Lost���Top joint of fishing rod. Reward, Apply Harry Idiens. To Rent���two Prst class offices over McKean's store. Good light, rei t reasonable. To Rent���Modern bungalow, 3 minutes froi t . . 0. Abply to P. A, Smith, Jou leuay. 1). A. Thomas will be iu Courtenay tuning aud repairing pianos until the end of May. For fine painting, paperhanging and decorating don't fail to see Doyle & Home, Courteuay. Mrs. Kepner has a fine display of new, spring, fancy, goods, also a nice stock of fancy work. A call ii solicited. Get the habit. Go to the movies every night, 15c. Pictures change ever}- Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Special show every Saturday. Big program, 25c. Courtenay Oper; Heme to rent as usual. For Sale���Cedar posts and poles; beardless barley and good seed po, tatoes. T. C. Woods, Sandwick Phone R 96, Certificated nurse. Mrs, Philip Campbell, who has had twenty years nursing experience, is taking cases again Terms moderate. Enquire at Mrs. Hodgson, Lake Trail. The British Columbia Nurseries Co. Ltd. have appented Mr, W. D. Stoker, of Courteuay. their local representative for ihe sale of their well known nursery stock. Mr. Stoker is now taking orders for Fall 1914 and Spring 1915 delivery, of fruit and ornamental trees, etc., Intending planters should place their orders NOW. If you want any special pieces of furniture made, kitchen cabinets, cupboards, sideboards or pantry work, store or office fixtures', counters or show cases, made to your order, come in aud give us an idea of what you want or we have sketches for you to .select from. picture framing and sign work promptly done. Sutton's Cabinet Shop. Notice���Taken in charge by Constable Hannay, on Tuesday, one Jersey Bull, ring in nose, and branded with circle with bar through it,. Owner requested to come immediately to Police Office or phone no 5. Mr. Chas, Callin. ls building a 112*0 bail new office building next to Peacy's I ~~ Drug Store. He will be able to-do I From Messrs. Loggie Bros, have leased the whole of Mr. S. Calhoun's block now being built on the main street, and when completed, will occupy part of the ground floor, with their Gents Furnishings, and rent the rest. On Sunday night, Constable Mc- Cleunan received a hurry up call to Sam Galhoun's reisdence. He journeyed there by car and investigated the affair, with the result that Geo. Robinson spent the night in Cumberland goal. He was taken in front of Magistrate Bickle next morning, and released upon Talk' we "Telephone fishing out of the window these ' glean the following: dull times. I Rearrangement of the cable cir- The trap for the local Gun Club N^h^L^T^nd Na, have arrived after many days. I JS______i to __��_.__ nP'��Ved The Gunmen are exceedingly glad .SZ^^Z^*"**. and will commence practice as possible. Notice of Dissolution of Partnership NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto existing between us and carried on at Courtenay under the style name of Duncan & Ilirch has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due to the said partnership must be paid to Mr. II. Newell -Birch, who will continue to curry ou the said business and discharge all liabilities of the said partnership. Dated at Courtenay, B. C, this 7th day of May, 1914. Gko. D. Duncan H. NKWEr.r, Birch Witness: C. G. Callin. Messrs. Sydney B, Woods and Walter Hugh Rickitt, of Nanaimo, will open a Dyeing and Cleaning "in Port Alberni and Courteuay On June ist, the exchange at Cumberland will be moved into the property recently purchased by the company at the corner of Durwent and Second streets, Up to the Works in the old Royal Bank Pres?nt the excliange in that city building as soon as it is vacated by "as '5een l��cated in rented quarters Mr. Callin. on the principal street. On the lot ��� , , ,, I just bought is a building, but alter- Lyinan Harts' valuable trotting ations will be required to adapt it horse ran away on Tuesday after- for telephone purposes. Messrs. noon and got so badly damaged that it is doubtful if it will ever be of use again, one "of the main ligaments being cut in two. G. H. Halse, F, J. MacGougan, C. F. Bollschweiler and A. L Littig were in Cumberland in April in connection with the matter. Notice of Dissolution of Partnership NOTICB is hereby giren that the partnership business hitherto existing between us and carried on at Comox, B.C., under the style name of Cliffe & Higgins has this day been disolved by mutual consent, The said business will in future be carried on by Edward T. Ciiffe, who -will discharge all liabilities in connection with the said firm and to whom all debts must be paid forthwith. Witness our names this Twenty-first (21) day of April, in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hnndred and fourteen, Wir.UAM B. Higgins Edward T. Cti-fb Witness: C. G. Callin. SECOND HAND Logging Equipment Just Overhauled and in First-class order Logging Donkeys Logging Blocks and Tools Crosscut Saws and Axes Blacksmith Outfits Wire Rope Tents and Complete Camp Outfits Boats and' Launches Also Small Sawmill Plant, complete, capacity 20 M This equipment as well as complete outfits for general contracting work, either large or small jobs is offered at prices which will make an enquiry worth while. Address enquiries to W. H. HAZLITT Purchasing Agent British Columbia Electric Railway B. C. Electric Block, Vancouver, B. C. New Courtenay post cards, finest | selection by first class photographer at Peacey Drug Store.
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